REQUIEM FOR AN ENTREPRENEURIAL LEADER: CHIEF ERNEST SHONEKAN (1936-2022)
                    
It is an almost musty realization, Nigeria’s chivalrous and respected leader, Chief Ernest Adegunle Oladeinde Shonekan, died on 11th January 2022, placing the country...                
            Reminiscences on our heroines – – Dr. Madeleine Albright (1937-2022) and Professor Grace Alele-Williams...
                    
By Godknows Igali
The global community was recently thrown into intense melancholy as the gates of eternity opened to Dr. Madeleine Albright and Professor Grace...                
            ADIEU NIGERIA’S ICON OF POSITIVE ACTIVISMTONY URANTA (1953-2021)
                    
By Godknows Igali
On Friday 27th May, 2022 the Nigerian state laid to rest one of its veteran social activists, patriots and inveterate nationalists, Comrade...                
            The Morphology of Political Parties’ Primaries in Nigeria — What happened ahead of 2023?
                    
By: Godknows Igali
The primaries of Nigerian political parties for the selection of candidates for 2023 General Elections have come and gone, leaving a trail...                
            Nigeria: The Challenge of Leadership
                    
Leadership is the art of motivating a group of people toward achieving a common goal or purpose.
A leader ought to be an inspirator and...                
            INCREDIBLE PRESIDENT JIMMY CARTER (1924-2024): A BELATED LETTER TO THE ‘GREAT BEYOND ‘
                    
By: Godknows Igali, Phd
WHY THIS MONOLOGUE?
Mr. President, I have the honour to write this belated letter and take courage to disturb your peaceful eternal...                
            THE RE-ECHOING VOICES OF THE “LAST” TITANS”, CHIEF EDWIN CLARK (1927-2025) AND PA AYO...
                    
By: Godknows Igali
Prologue
Beyond the mere platitudes associated with longevity of earthly sojourn, late Chief E.K. Clark (97 years) and late Pa Ayo Adebanjo (96...                
            The Fear of the Igbo: How Ethnic Propaganda and State Policy Strangle Development in...
                    
By Charles Ude, Esq.
Abstract
The systemic marginalization of the Igbo people, driven by deep-seated fear, political rivalry, and economic suppression, now extends far beyond the...                
            Small rooms. Big dreams.
                    
By Chioma Rosemary Onyekaba
Greatness doesn’t always begin in boardrooms or mansions. More often, it begins in small rooms with ceilings too low for the...                
            
            



























