Inspiring greatness-based ideas
You don’t need to agree with me! There is a dispassionate sapping of confidence in a project called Nigeria. Daily events in our national life reinforce the belief that Nigeria has lost focus, the house has fallen. From post-independence corruption in the public and private sector, political maneuvering, ethnic cleansing that passed out as civil war, rascality of the military Read more
Journalism is a noble profession because information is knowledge and knowledge, power. In moments of disaster, information is a preferred priority to relief supply. Without information, reliefs can’t get to where and when they are needed. Without the press, public opinion remains private. There is no cause that succeeds without the active support of the press. A nation which lacks Read more
In grand scheme of things, Christians choose to think that Christ’s prayer for unity of all faithful offers hope that one day all mankind will bend at worship before the altar of One, Holy, Roman Catholic and Apostolic Church in homogenous liturgy. Imagine Rome, Washington, London, Moscow, Paris, Cairo, Islamabad, Kabul and Tehran coming together as a single moral community Read more
Recently, the dreaded Islamic sect, Ahlan Sunnah Lid Da’waati Wal Jihad Yaanaa, notoriously known as Boko Haram confirmed a belief that it is a creation of northern clique who are desperate for power. This is evident in the timing and the conditions the sect has set for dialogue. The sect, had in a telephone press conference in Maiduguri, Borno State, Read more
Nigeria stands stark naked as ridicule of governance in comity of nation. We do things not because we want to improve but because other nations do. Our problem is not knowing but not doing. We know much but we do less. We think much but we act little. We eat much and produce less. We react more and act less. Read more
The spate of the marginalization that has forced the Igbos to a second fiddle position in Nigeria project is not the outcome of Biafra war but the very reason for that rebellion. Though, there has been snail-pace movement to bring in Igbos to the political and economic equation of nation life especially in the present democratic dispensation, but the effort Read more
