Between Ethnicism and Liberation
The Abiku phenomenon, figuratively, emblematises tragic repetitiveness, the undying curse of false starts, or, if…
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Chris Anyokwu
Obi, “Obidients”: Fifteen Minutes of Fame?
Nigeria at the present moment may be likened to a pregnant elephant which has come…
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When the Street Decides
When Nigeria’s Afro-pop superstar, 9ice, in his hugely popular smash-hit track “Street Credibility” lyricizes that:…
3 years ago
A Tear For the Homeless
By Chris Anyokwu When William Shakespeare in King Lear remonstrates thus: “Why, thou wert…
3 years ago
Office of the Vice-President
On February 3, 2019 Premium Times in its report captioned “How we survived helicopter crash…
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2023, Peter Obi and the Question of Structure
Such is the asphyxiating stranglehold of despair and disillusionment in which Nigerians have long been…
3 years ago
But Sometimes When It Rains
By Chris Anyokwu Let us confess straightaway from the outset to borrowing today’s title…
3 years ago
Human Rights May Destroy Society
Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, the death-defying Afrobeat King typically bellows in one of his hit-tracks, “Beast of…
3 years ago
Why God Does Not Answer Prayers
By Chris Anyokwu, This may sound somewhat agnostic, a bit atheistic or even arguably…
3 years ago
Between Igbophobia and Igbophilia
But the question to ask, in all good conscience is: Do the Igbo really have…
3 years ago