Let's talk about a president from the East - APTE, By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
APTE will not lead the Igbo alone but calling it an “Igbo President” implies that. It guarantees isolation and could reinforce inequity.
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APTE will not lead the Igbo alone but calling it an “Igbo President” implies that. It guarantees isolation and could reinforce inequity.
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK In view of all that we have said, and specifically in order to protect the inalienable rights of the indigenous Lagosians in
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK Now, if these factors were ignored, and the multi-lingual principles were strictly applied, Lagos and the rest of Yoruba land
On Friday, April 16, 2021, one of the fathers of Nigeria’s Diplomatic Service, and early crafters of the country’s Foreign Policy, Ambassador Blessing Akporede Clark, marked his 91st birthday. Sandwiched between elder statesman, Chief EK Clark and his immediate younger brother, late playwright, Prof JP Clark, “BA” as his peers around the world know him, was born on that date in 1930 in Kiagbodo, which at the time was in Warri Province of then Western Region. Unlike his more media gripping siblings, this giant in global affairs is conservative, taciturn, sober, and restrained, even af...
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