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Feed SubscriptionNigeria: From Barbarism to Degeneration? By Joe Etokudor
We, the Government and people of Nigeria should stop pretending that we have no serious problems affecting our corporate co-existence as a nation. I understand there are over 250 ethnic nationalities in Nigeria. This writer happens to come from a ...
Read More »Crises in Journalism Practice By Joe Etokudor
The media have been known as one watch dog that is always in danger of becoming all dog and no watching. Left to do as it pleases and it will snooze off in some corner and foul up the air ...
Read More »The Akwa Ibom State of My Dream By Joe Etokudor
Like Christmas which comes once in every year, the ritual of September 23, a day of the year, when Nigerians of the south- southern bloc roll out the drums in ecstasy over the advent of their socio-political identify as a ...
Read More »CO-OPTING RURAL DWELLERS INTO ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION EXERCISE THROUGH TRADITIONAL MEDIA BY AKANINYENE OTON
The problem of environmental sanitation and man’s attempt to solve it dates back to man’s consciousness of the need for a hygienic and healthy co-existence. Environmental sanitation is as old as the history of man’s existence and effort at finding ...
Read More »Roads decay and south east governors By Omotayo Yusuf
The Igbo spirit A story has been told of how before 1966, an Igbo National Leader needed to pay in a particular amount of money into an account in the then African Continental Bank, ACB, before a given date, or ...
Read More »Southern Nigeria – A Victim of Circumstance By Joe Etokudor
When Kalu Okpi, a novelist in his book – Biafra testament” made a statement that – “there are sights one sees only once in a lifetime and only once is enough for ever,” he was sounding a note of caution ...
Read More »Letter to My Fellow Akwa Ibomites By Joe Etokudor
My dear Akwa Ibomites, it is with great sense of responsibility and patriotism that I have decided to address you in my maiden letter on the issues I consider germane to the socio-economic transformation of the state from the proverbial ...
Read More »Update on chronic famine in Nigeria By Torobong Ekpo
While we were subjecting ourselves into Party, religious and ethnic lines, one Ita Eyo Ene, a native of Ikot Ansa in Calabar, Cross River State, committed suicide as a result of biting poverty the present economy has subjected him into. ...
Read More »The Economist, What? By Ebun Asagbe
Everyone who puts pen to paper, who deigns to call himself a writer must first be a lover of knowledge. When all is said and done, what you write should be an outpouring of what you have learnt to be ...
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