Tag: Monday Philips Ekpe

Aoiri Obaigbo, a distinguished alumnus of the University of Benin, Benin City (Uniben) couldn’t have captured the quintessential Professor Adamu ...

The real tragedy of the mindless killings in Nigeria now is that most people appear to have become numbed by ...

In just few weeks, the senator representing Kogi central senatorial zone, Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, has assumed a somewhat mixed image ...

The Senate ought to have treated the proposal to immortalise the late national electoral commission chairman differently, argues MONDAY PHILIPS ...

Federal lawmakers must not fail in their responsibility to safeguard this democracy, writes MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE. Not that the National ...

There are weightier matters in the nation’s pre-tertiary schooling than its current system, writes MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE   The other ...

    It is better for government to liberate Nigerians peacefully from their shackles than squander the chances to do ...

  The change of Democracy Day from May 29 is still not an accomplished task, writes Monday Philips Ekpe   ...

  In the midst of the present gloom that describes much of Nigeria’s socio-economic space, it’s easy to be engrossed ...

When Paul Laurence Dunbar, an American writer who died in 1906, penned a poem titled, “Sympathy”, in his landmark 1899 ...