By Preach Ojukwu 1. Hyacinth Alia is an interesting study in education, ordination and the limits of both. 2. He spent roughly 13 years in seminary formation. 3. He was…
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Category: Features
Nigeria’s insecurity is not beyond us, we have normalised failure
By Ahmad Salkida I have followed Nigeria’s insecurity more closely than many Nigerians. I come from a state devastated by insurgency. I have built much of my career reporting conflict,…
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Nigeria cannot afford another four years of Bola Tinubu
The presidency is not a throne — and Nigeria does not belong to one man By Kio Amachree Why Bola Ahmed Tinubu believes Nigeria owes him another term as president…
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Death revisited as Bishop Ezeokafor buries three priests
By Valentine Obienyem At the most recent burials of priests that I have attended, the homily was delivered by one of the deceased priests’ classmates. This is often done on…
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The FBI Files on Gilbert Chagoury: Why is a man with this record so close to Nigeria’s Presidency?
By Kio Amachree Gilbert Chagoury is not merely another businessman winning government work. He is one of the most powerful unelected figures surrounding Bola Tinubu—and his documented history should alarm…
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