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The Arbiter The nurses at Al Shifa Hospital...

Comrade Amechi: A pen in one hand, banner of struggle in the other, by Iduh Onah 

Comrade Amechi: A pen in one hand, banner of struggle in the other, by Iduh Onah  ON APRIL 27, 2026, progressive elements, trade union and democracy activists celebrated not merely the 60th birthday of Comrade Abadom Lawrence Amechi, but the enduring ideals his life represents – resistance, ideological clarity, democratic conviction, and uncompromising solidarity with the oppressed. Born in 1966, a turbulent year preceding Nigeria’s civil war, Comrade Amechi emerged from a generation shaped by hunger, instability, and broken promises. But rather than surrender to despair, he transformed personal hardship into...

How to Drink...

How to Drink from a Poisoned Cup: Harold Smith story and the Nigerian story, by Azu Ishiekwene On the eve of Nigeria’s 65th independence anniversary,...

Building Schools, Building...

Building Schools, Building Nations: The leadership Africa needs, by Dr Tukur Madu Yemi Why Traoré’s vision should inspire Nigeria and the rest of Africa Reports, though...

Nigeria At 65:...

Nigeria At 65: Dancing on a spot, by Kazeem Akintunde In two days’, time, Nigeria will clock 65 years as a sovereign Nation. We should all...

I, too, must...

I, too, must get American in-laws, the efficacy of prayers and other matters, by Hassan Gimba (1) The Arbiter  Contemplate this: I am someone born in...

Enugu tech bros...

Enugu tech bros and Nigeria’s yabacon valley, by Osmund Agbo   A friend of mine visited from Nigeria not too long ago. He runs an oil...

Banditry: How viable...

Banditry: How viable is Katsina state's systematic peace accord?, by Prof M. K. Othman Following Mallam Dikko Radda's invitation, I participated in a high-level security...

The taming of...

The taming of Siminalayi Fubara, by Kazeem Akintunde The suspended Governor of Rivers State, Siminalayi Fubara, returned to Port Harcourt last week Friday, after a...

The healing power...

The healing power of true friendship, by Hassan Gimba The Arbiter  I have been under the weather for the past six weeks - a period during...

Holy Words, Unholy...

Holy Words, Unholy Causes: How nationalism warps the message of Christ, by Osmund Agbo Story by Jessica Mbamah  The first time I watched the video clip of...
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