Why Jibrin Ibrahim was wrong on the ‘Igbo Question’
I thought I was done with writing about Biafra – after three articles on the subject that sought to address the issue from different perspective
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Towards a viable federation
The recent Biafra resurgence has since led to so much renewed talk about restructuring Nigeria. With due respect, I dare say all such talk is so much
Re: Biafra: Is it time to let go?
The piece I wrote penultimate week on the raging agitation by the Nnamdi Kanu-led Indigenous Peoples Republic of Biafra (IPOB) to secede from the rest
Re: Igbo Question: Chidi Odinkalu’s political demolition attempt
My column of last Monday on the “Igbo Question” has elicited very many responses, some negative and others positive, and that’s as i
The Social Media Line In The Sand
There was a lady in Enugu that the great singer Joe Nez did not seem to like very much. The first words of his song about her are “Fat, fat as a