Opinion: Sleepwalking into avoidable catastrophe: An urgent alert to the World Igbo Congress and other U.S.-based supporters of IPOB and ESN. By Tony Nnadi of NINAS/LNC. What do you think?
In The Atlantic Post Opinion Section, “Ndidi Uwechue’s Column: The Smart African… a place for intelligent discourse,” discusses how to make Nigeria a normal country, and how that is the only way her journey to greatness can begin.
#BREAKING: 34,587 policemen, 3 helicopters, others deployed for #AnambraDecides2021. Will the notorious Unknown gunmen still dare to interfere?
In the Atlantic Post Opinion Section, Ndidi Uwechue writes: “We do find that PDP still goes by the name of “political party”, but that is an illusion or delusion. This type of delusion is quite common in Nigeria. Here are a couple of examples: there is a stretch of uneven ground, thinly tarred, that has no traffic lights, no pedestrian crossings, no pavement, just huge potholes, more like craters, yet Nigerians insist on calling it a “Road”.”
President Buhari has highlighted what his administration is doing to protect citizens from the onslaught of criminals, such as insurgency, banditry, kidnapping and politically motivated killings, which have worsened under his watch.
Policy Alert urges the Revenue Mobilization Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) to provide for the energy transition and demands immediate audit of the stabilization fund.
2019 Youth Democratic Party (YDP) presidential nominee Kingsley Moghalu canvases “Third Way” politics as he joins African Democratic Congress on Friday.
In The Atlantic Post Opinion Section, “Ndidi Uwechue’s Column: The Smart African… a place for intelligent discourse,” discusses the imperative of choosing an alternative culture attitude, under the topic: You! – Can be an agent for socio-political change.
“That the use of the Term “Biafra” in describing the Territory over which he seeks independence, throws up the controversy as to whether it is the Biafra Territory of May 30, 1967 or whether the Territory has shrunk to the East Central State of May 27, 1967 or expanded to include parts or the whole of Midwest Region/State of May 27, 1967,” Tony Nnadi writes in Opinions.
Opinion: An analysis of Dr. Moghalu’s article: “My thoughts on the situation in Southeast Nigeria” by Dr. Okenwa Nwosu, MD.