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By Ugorji O. Ugorji

Sometime in the early 1990s, I received a call from the Office of the Nigerian Permanent Mission to the United Nations informing me that the Ambassador and Permanent Representative, Professor Ibrahim Gambari, wanted me to come and see him at his New York Office. The office had gotten my telephone number from the publisher of a Nigerian-owned magazine where I made occasional contributions.

 

By Victor Afam Ogene

Nigeria's Information and Culture Minister, Lai Mohammed, could easily pass for an artist. Whether of the con or visible variant, Lai is adroit at his act. In his mind's eye, he paints diverse portraits, all fittingly serving the specific publics he intends to 'entertain'.

 

By Lasisi Olagunju

The Fulani have many intriguing proverbs. 'If a man says he will swallow an axe, hold the handle for him.' That is one of the proverbs. If you want to understand the full import, then listen very well to Alhaji Buba Galadima who professes to be Buhari's enemy. He was in the news a few days ago responding to the call for an Igbo president for Nigeria in 2023.

 

OUR LAST OR LOST HOPE?

By Eze Jude. O

Last week, two important events took place in Nsukka, Enugu North Senatorial District. First was the dedication of ecclesiastical edifice of no mean magnificence -- the Cathedral of the Catholic Diocese which also marked the 30th anniversary of the creation of the diocese.

 

By Okechukwu Keshi Ukaegbu

Barely one year after Mr Chimaobi Nwaogu of Amaise Umuokereke-Ngwa, Obingwa Local Government Area of Abia State was gruesomely and extra-judicially murdered by Corporal Johnson Ajayi, his kinsman, Mr. Onyedikachi Nwogu of Umuokoro, Umuokpo has been senselessly and gruesomely killed by Insp. Robinson Otobong of Akwa Ibom Command of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC).

 

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By Celestine Okafor (Publisher/Editor-in-Chief)

Acting Director General of the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC), Professor Amstrong Aduku Idachaba, is presently on the public spot for wielding the big stick against broadcast stations which his Commission found to be on the wrong side of the NBC's regulatory code. Idachaba, a professor of Mass Communication, University teacher, a former Director of Monitoring and Broadcast Policy and Research in the Commission, was appointed Chief Executive Officer of the NBC in February 2020. In this exclusive interview with the Publisher/Editor-in-Chief of NIGERIAN NEWSLEADER Newspapers, CELESTINE OKAFOR, on Friday in his office at the Commission's Abuja headquarters, Professor Idachaba made interesting revelations about the NBC and the broadcasting operators in Nigeria. Excerpts:

 

By Bolanle Bolawole

The collective wisdom of the Yoruba race speaks to the fact that we should never speak tongue-in- cheek for the simple but unassailable fact that if we speak the harsh, bitter truth, we shall die; whether we are killed for speaking to truth or we die a natural death, we shall die. And if, for any reason or for fear of death we run from speaking the truth, we shall die all the same. Death is a necessary evil; a debt that each and everyone will pay, whether we like it or not.

 

By Femi Adesina

“Rather matter-of-factly, the President said his own generation was “on the last lap” and was exiting. It’s the youths that would take over the country, and the world.

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