by BNW Staff On Sunday, September 8, 2002, MASSOB Leader, Chief Ralph Uwazuruike, took the BNW “Hot Seat” and answered burning questions about MASSOB, the group’s recent leadership crisis, and the Biafra Movement BiafraNigeriaWorld: Let’s begin the conversation by asking you to introduce yourself. Tell us when and where you were born, where you went to school, and what you […]
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Author: Mrs. Oyibo E. Odinamadu It must be admitted that it would appear that something is definitely wrong with Nigeria. This is why things are going haywire as they are now in the country. Professor Obaro Ikimi had, in his article entitled “They Shed Human Blood to Get Rich Quick,” wondered whether Nigeria was under a curse. First […]
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by Peter Chidi Eze One thing is to be a hypocrite another thing is to be a deceiver. But to be a hypocrite, a deceiver, vindictive and wicked, that’s too much of a person, especially if he is a president. That’s what Obasanjo means in the dictionary of hypocrisy printed and published in Nigeria’s House of Parliament or is […]
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by Farouk Martins, Omo Aresa — Some people do not know when to stop chasing a snake until it turns back and strike with venom. By Nigerian standard, leaders who were desperate for power sacked democratic houses with all their Federal might, slaughtering students and anyone in their way until Heaven took its course. That Obasanjo was humbled by the […]
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The Theology of Condom and the Choice of Life and Death by Okumephuna Chukwunwike (Rome, Italy) —- As a Roman Catholic and an African, am already worried about what would be the outcome of the instruction being prepared by the Pontifical Council for Health on the use of condom by married couples in the fight against HIV and AIDS which […]
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Nigeria: Meeting of the Minds (Professor Wole Soyinka in Conversation with Omoyele Sowore, Michael Mbabuike, and Okey Ndibe) by The Chinua Achebe Foundation He is Nigeria’s Nobel Laureate; a world acclaimed writer, and celebrated crusader for social justice and human rights. Professor Akinwande OluwoleSoyinka requires no other introduction. Professor Michael Mbabuike Nigerian Linguist and Poet, Michael Mbabuike […]
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