The Fuel Subsidy’s Proposition is not Well “Atikulated”

“Atiku has spoken. Now, he needs to Atikulate” —Olalekan A. Babatunde Former Vice President and presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, has once again placed the politically combustible issue of petroleum subsidy at the center of Nigeria’s national conversation. His recent declaration that he would restore a “targeted subsidy” if elected president in 2027 has generated excitement among those crushed by the rising cost of living, while simultaneously raising serious...

Houston-based Entrepreneur, Lawrence Mike Obinna Anozie, to Be Buried in Owerri

Family announces final funeral rites for Houston businessman and community benefactor, with wake, Funeral Mass, and interment scheduled in Owerri The family of OBILOBI ALEX A. ANOZIE of Umuedede, Umuonyeche, Owerri, in Owerri Municipal of Imo State, has announced the final funeral arrangements for their beloved son, Lawrence Mike Obinna Anozie, who passed away on September 19, 2025, at the age of 66. Born on January 22, 1959, Lawrence will be laid to rest in...

Sugar Land Branch Declared Total Success as People’s Club Inducts 16 New Members

National President Atty. Fidelis Onyebueke praises the First International Branch for an exceptional celebration of fellowship, culture, service and unity HOUSTON, TEXAS — The Sugar Land People’s Club of Nigeria International (PCNI), the organization’s First International Branch, has been declared a total success following a spectacular bi-annual induction ceremony that brought together national leaders, branch chairmen, patrons, members, and guests from across the People’s Club family. National President Atty. Fidelis Onyebueke, who presided over the...

Houston Ready as People’s Club National President Arrives for Historic Sugar Land Branch Induction

Atty. Fidelis Onyebueke’s arrival signals final preparations for the August 22 ceremony as the First International Branch prepares to welcome 17 new members into the People’s Club family HOUSTON, TEXAS — Final preparations are underway in Houston as the Sugar Land People’s Club of Nigeria International (SPCNI), the First International Branch, puts the finishing touches on what promises to be a landmark evening of fellowship, leadership, and community celebration. The arrival of Atty. Fidelis Onyebueke,...

Nigeria Indigenous Languages Development Council set to revive Holma language

Language has been the most viable tool of communication, and people are identified by the language they speak. Alas, some languages have gone extinct. In this interview with Regional Correspondent Hassan Umar Shallpella, the Adamawa State Chairman of the Nigeria Indigenous Languages Development Council (NILDC), Joshua Timothy Napa, revealed efforts by the council to revive the Holma language in the Song Local Government Area of Adamawa State, which has since gone extinct. The West African...

The Presidency, Catholic Bishops and the Struggle for a Better Nigeria

Quite recently, a delegation of the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) paid a courtesy visit to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (PBAT) at the Aso Rock Presidential Villa in Abuja. During the visit, the Catholic bishops had presented a detailed and objective assessment of Nigeria’s state of affairs to the President. According to reports, the assessment appeared not to have gone down well with the President who is said to have disagreed with the position...

One Nation, Many Gateways: Why Nigeria Needs Seaports in the Southeast

“It is imperative to pursue bold policy choices” —Dr. Declan Onwudiwe I would argue that a country as large and ambitious as Nigeria cannot afford to route most of its maritime commerce through a single gateway. Therefore, Nigeria needs to build modern seaports in southeastern Nigeria, not as an act of regional favoritism but as a national economic imperative. New ports would reduce logistics costs, ease congestion in Lagos, attract investment, stimulate manufacturing, create jobs,...

Why Biafra Has Not Come (Part II) – Fundamentally Flawed Reluctance To Rebound

Our analysis of this topic was not originally intended to constitute a two-part series. However, following the publication of what now passes as the first part a few days ago, post-publication reactions and interest from readers, friends, and colleagues eventually crystallized into a demand for a second part; hence the decision to create a second and final part of the series to satisfy that demand. Accordingly, while the first part dwelt on the assumptions that...

Sugar Land People’s Club Welcomes a New Generation Into a Legacy of Unity, Love and Service

As the First International Branch of People’s Club of Nigeria International prepares to induct 16 distinguished members in Houston, the historic Sugar Land chapter celebrates its enduring legacy of friendship, cultural identity, community service, and the values that have sustained the People’s Club tradition across generations. All roads will lead to Houston, Texas, on Saturday, August 22, 2026, as the Sugar Land People’s Club of Nigeria International, the First International Branch, welcomes 16 new members...

Why Biafra Has Not Come – The Reality of Post-Civil War Struggle

As Nigeria’s socioeconomic and political shenanigans continue, separatist and secessionist agitations are becoming increasingly popular among many beleaguered Nigerians as a possible way to navigate the muddle. Historically, agitations for the emergence of a sovereign state of Biafra have been recurring in Nigeria’s journey to nationhood, culminating in a bloody 30-month civil war. However, despite sustained attempts by successive generations of Biafran ideologues to re-midwife the defunct Igbo-dominated state into existence, Biafra has refused to...

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