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An electrical engineer by training, Nigerian journalist Nelly Kalu launched her first journalistic project, a college talk show, while studying at Federal Polytechnic Nekede. She ran a show, called The Horizon, for two years before shutting it down to focus on her studies.
Fifty-Five years after innocent Asaba indigenes were callously massacred in the fratricidal Nigerian Civil War, the first major show on this tragic contour opens today at Red Door Gallery...
The Delta State Police Command has vowed not to allow any form of sit-at-home hold in Asaba, the state capital, or any other part of the state. The
If the rest of the country decides that they want an Igbo person to succeed Buhari, then I’ll go with the maxim that “vox populi vox Dei.”
Remembrance Day: Nigeria Is A Blood-stained Country By Cheta Nwanze This is one of the tragedies of Nigeria. The number of people who have been killed in mass atrocities in the country since “independence” perhaps gets close to the 100,000 mark. by Cheta Nwanze Jan 15, 2021 Nigeria tells us that today is Armed Forces Remembrance Day, a day set aside for our “heroes” in uniform. While there is no doubt to my mind that many officers in our army are heroes, think Sani Bello who saved the life of Gen. Ironsi’s ADC, Andrew Nwankwo, and Usman Jibrin, who flew many Igbo officers to safety ...