By Reuben Abati Teachers are the most important persons in anyone’s life. Teachers teach us everything that we know. They inspire us. They leave their imprints, almost like genetic imprints in our lives, and those…

By Oguwuike Nwachuku This year’s activities leading to the 50th anniversary of the January 15, 1966 coup plot believed to have altered the political equation of Nigeria after just six years of independence have come…

‘Nigeria’s president has warned his fellow citizens to stop trying to make asylum claims in Britain, saying that their reputation for criminality has made it hard for them to be “accepted” abroad” reported The Telegraph on…

Firstly, I wish to thank this honorable parliament, representatives of member nations and all her leaders. On the defense of rule of law and human right this parliament thrived. The making of a better world…

We act as the Solicitors for Indigenous People of Biafra as represented by Bilie Human Rights Initiative in Suit No FHC/OW/CS/192/2013 between Biafra and Nigeria in the Federal High Court Owerri in which the Claimants…

By Iyoha John Darlington The world has lived through great civilizations and civilization itself has had its worst enemies. Man driven by lust for power and personal aggrandizement plays god to others and we have encountered with…

Arthur Agwuncha Nwankwo The emergence of tyrants, all through history, has always been sign-posted by deep-seated disenchantment from the people. Under such climate of despair and seeming frustration, a monster, in the mould of a…