Preventing military coups in Africa: Attention, Nigeria
By Tonnie Iredia Two recent military coups in neighbouring Niger and Gabon have heightened discussions in Nigeria of the possibility of military intervention in the politics of…
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By Tonnie Iredia Two recent military coups in neighbouring Niger and Gabon have heightened discussions in Nigeria of the possibility of military intervention in the politics of…
BY TONNIE IREDIA The common saying that when a problem is identified, it is half-solved is valid only when it is the identified problem that people…
Dorcas Egwuje Nigeria’s citadel of learning is currently distressed with many issues such as hike in school fees, lack of infrastructure, and strike on the part…
Dorcas Egwuje Japa’, a Yoruba word for “to run, flee, or escape,” has become a buzzword for the aspiration that young Nigerians have to leave the…
Egwuje Dorcas It is no longer news that the Nigeria’s educational system with its various anomalies just shun out graduates in their thousands with “certificates” and…
Egwuje Dorcas Nigeria, despite her economic, political and financial prowess still battles with flooding, a disaster that is no longer news as every year, the government,…
In 1999, when Obasanjo was to appoint the Inspector General of Police, I wrote that credibility, competence and seniority should be the consideration in his choice…
Igbos have been advised to copy the fighting pattern of the Hyenas that fight and confront in groups if they must survive the rumoured anti-Igbo agenda…
The 2023 general election has come and gone, but the dust it raised will last a time. A close source of the President-Elect Bola Ahmed Tinubu…
By Tonnie Iredia The lofty gains which experts say a nation can reap by premising its development on population figures probably leaves some people, especially foreigners,…