Overtime, there have been daunting cases of sudden and unexplainable deaths especially ‘slumping and dying’ and it appears orthodox medicine has been abysmally failing us in this regard. There have been evidential... Read more »

Popular human rights activist and U.S.-based cleric, Fr. Joe Vicar, has weighed in on the recent revelations made by former Head of State, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida (IBB), regarding the 1966 coup.... Read more »

The Presidency has advised Nigerians to enroll in online training rather than criticize the government’s policies on the internet. The Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Economic Affairs, Tope Fasua, stated... Read more »

A glance at the wonderfully packaged election manifesto of Hon Sir Azuka Okwuosa that is focused on bring about sustainable developments to Anambra South Hon Sir Azuka Okwuosa’s vision document (manifesto) covers... Read more »

——Uju Nwanekezie-Egemole “Reduce, reuse, recycle” is not just a slogan, it’s a way of life and one of the propelling forces behind Chinyelugo heeding the call of his people to join the... Read more »

——Uju Nwanekezie-Egemole. “Erosion control and prevention has become imperative in view of the catastrophic impact of erosion in several parts of the country”. Almost every part of this country is characterized by... Read more »

Senate is the apex law making body in Nigeria. Being that Nigeria operates a bicameral legislature, the Senate, otherwise called the Red Chambers, is the senior partner to the House of Representatives,... Read more »

Joe Vicar, a US-based cleric, provides a somewhat unorthodox and supportive perspective on the situation surrounding Rev. Fr. Daniel Oghenerukevwe’s suspension by the Catholic Diocese of Warri. Gists9ja reports that Vicar’s comments... Read more »

Imo State, like many parts of Nigeria’s South East, has faced a troubling rise in insecurity. From kidnappings to violent clashes and the destruction of property, the state has endured growing tension... Read more »