Tag: Sunday Ogidigbo

Picture credit: Emmanuel Ikwuegbu This is the year we saw the nation tremble, yet stand. The economy strained families to ...

Nigeria still has a chance — not because of its politics but because of its people. Not because of its ...

Nigeria is approaching a generational turning point. The old gates are weakening. The old models are collapsing. The old political ...

Nigeria is on my mind again—not as a headline, not as a statistic, not as an argument on television, but ...

In the courts of heaven, blood has a voice. When innocent blood is shed, it does not dry quietly; it ...

As the good book reminds us, a house divided against itself cannot stand. The time has come for Nigeria to ...

The question then is this: How long will Nigeria continue to outsource talent and depend on “miracles”? Until we abandon ...

This is the turning point. To miss it would be to mortgage another generation to frustration and despair. To seize ...

The challenge is leadership. Just as a symphony needs a conductor, so does a nation of many voices need visionary ...

Twenty years is not far. Children in our schools today will be leaders tomorrow. The decisions we take now will ...

The poverty line in Nigeria is no longer imaginary. Everywhere you turn, you can see the yawning gulf of divide ...

A true democracy is the government of the people, by the people and for the people. Democracy is a game ...

I don’t blame the people that think that Nigeria is God’s cartoon network. One hundred years after the birth of ...