By Dons Eze, PhD As far as Nigeria is concerned, we explain resource control to be a system where a group of Read More
By Jessica Otaikhor Osagie Bun in the oven I sometimes dreamt of freedom Leader and civilian earthquake In a unclear land A Read More
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By Dons Eze, PhD Since November last year when Ebonyi State Governor, Dave Nweze Umahi, left the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and Read More
By Jerome-Mario Utomi Strike actions in the nation’s tertiary institutions of learning is neither new nor unique to a particular university, Read More
By Gabriel Agbo Suddenly the walls collapsed! Wow! The barriers were completely removed. All these obstacles you are seeing on your way Read More
By Damilola Adeparua On the surface, Nigerian Government has failed the youths and not even only the youths but also Nigerians in Read More
By Dons Eze, PhD “Inyanga de sleep, trouble go wake am”. What has the Igbo, or the South East geopolitical zone, in Read More
By Jessica Otaikhor Osagie In a golden body On my padded feet Moving like a boat on the sand With grace and Read More
By Jessica Otaikhor Osagie Life is like the ocean Full of struggle and Tussle A vacuum of extreme commotion The opening of Read More
By Dons Eze, PhD Gradually, but steadily, the storm begins to gather. The firmament becomes misty and cloudy. The ship begins to Read More
By Ezinwanne Onwuka The World Trade Organization (WTO) made history on Monday, February 15, 2021 when its 164 members unanimously selected the 66-year-old development economist Read More