By Alex Egbona I have tried to resist the urge to react to the trending outright misinformation, half-truths and facts surrounding the establishment of the Federal Polytechnic, Ugep. More than twice, I have made moves to do a reaction. More than twice, I had to hold myself because I did not want to offend the…
By Cynthia Maduekwe In light of the challenging economic landscape and the festive season, unveils a robust solution to bolster security consciousness and proactively address societal concerns such as armed robbery, rituals, scams, kidnapping, and rape, with a particular focus on safeguarding students, workers, tourist, investors and residents. THE SOLUTIONS Recognising the imperative need for…
By Idegu Shadrach It is so glorious to have vibrant and outstanding youths in Nigeria. Having that in this resourceful nation is a good match. However, it is too poor to dedicate our precious time for unrepentant services in our dwindling economy. We see how we sleep with pity and wake up with sorrow; yet,…
By Shadrach Idegu I must proudly pen that dividing Nigeria is never an option to adhere to. The periodic chambers of the issues can never be credited to the population. The country is not the most populous in the world; other countries with higher populations are doing better, even to as many as Nigeria is…
By Ugoji Nwabueze On the 17th of November 2023, the curtains will draw on the outstanding and shinning historic era of Prof. Ene-Obong Effiom Ene-Obong, former Vice Chancellor of Cross River University of Technology (CRUTECH) who will be committed to mother earth at Ikot Eneobong Village, Calabar. His death underscores the vanity upon vanity of…
