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In moments such as these, when Nigeria’s public sphere quivers under the weight of grief, confusion, and collective anxiety, one must begin

          BY  VITUS OZOKE, Ph.D . One of the earliest warning signs of mass atrocity is not violence itself, but the refusal by those in

                 BY  IKE  ABONYI . “Any insurgency that lasts more than 24 hours has a government official involved.” ~ General Sani Abac

              BY  SAMSON  EZEA . It is both befitting and gratifying to learn that, as part of its annual Press Week, the Enugu State Chap

          BY  LANRE  ADEWOLE . The title of this piece would have been more fitting for Zacch Adelabu Adedeji, Nigeria’s chief agbowopa (t

         BY FESTUS ADEDAYO, Ph.D . TODAY’S Gen Z world may not know of “Eddie Kwansa”. It is a famous folk song Owerri, Imo State, donated

    BY ONYEDIKACHI STANLEY ONOVO, Ph.D, FCAI, ANIPR . The media’s role in setting the societal agenda is a sacred trust. This stems from

                BY  IKE  ABONYI . "The gathering storm in Nigerian politics is a call to action, a reminder that the future is not yet wri

          BY CHIWUIKE UBA, Ph.D . There are mornings in Nigeria when the news breaks like a wound. A community awakens to yet another ni

BY  SUYI  AYODELE . The festive period is here, yet one wonders how the sound of fireworks will affect us, given our recent experiences in the hands