Views from Abroad
Revisiting hopes and dreams deferred in self-exile
WHAT is happening to some Nigerians, particularly the Igbo in the Diaspora? Why are many of them very intolerant and...
Life and its intrigues
“STOP watering things that were never meant to grow in your life. Water what works, what’s good, what’s right....
Igbo: What is your fate?
IN fact, I could hear the inherent consternation in the voices and tone of the Igbo in the Diaspora...
Re: Obesity, mortality and the rest
HAVING written on the above referenced title in the past, it is apt today to remind us of the...
Ekweremadu and ‘Who Will Love My Country’
“STRUCTURAL imbalance in the country arising from creation of states, local governments, and constituency delineation, and revenue sharing formula...
Nigeria is darker by the day
NIGERIA, the most populous nation in Africa is getting darker and darker by the day due to incessant and...
What’s the fuss about subsidy removal?
I have read widely about various reactions on the fuel subsidy removal policy. It could be generally concluded that Dr....
Nigeria: An urgent need for strong national
NIGERIA, a populous nation, prides itself as the giant of Africa that has multiple tribes with numerous ethnic languages—diversity that...
Ifeanyi Ubah games village: An economic boom to Nigeria
FOR most of us, the strident call for heavy investments in the southeast ring hallow and has fallen on the...
Nigeria: An option for spring break tourists
MID-March is the spring break period for most schools in the United States from elementary schools to universities—a week break...
