The worst betrayal is when the government that ought to protect you, becomes an onlooker whilst someone else snuffs precious…
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Emmanuel Onwubiko: When a general behaves like a priest
He that will not apply new remedies must expect new evils; for time is the greatest innovator” Fancis Bacon (1561-1626)…
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Emmanuel Onwubiko: The idiocy of attacking Oyedepo on CAMA
Recently, one of the most powerful voices against dictorship and human rights violations in Nigeria and the founding Bishop of…
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Emmanuel Onwubiko: Nigeria: Democracy or Medieval laws
Madeline Bridge wrote thus: “There are loyal heads, there are spirits brave, there are souls that are pure and true;…
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Emmanuel Onwubiko: Democracy, free speech and Lai Mohammed
To say that Nigeria’s democracy is at a crossroads is no gainsaying. As a citizen of the Federal Republic of…
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Emmanuel Onwubiko: Nigeria’s modern day slavery
The British Broadcasting Corporation has this to say about slavery in Africa: “The Transatlantic slave trade began during the 15th…
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I lived through coups in Nigeria. A similarly dangerous path could be developing here: Emmanuel Olawale
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Until I came to the United States 23 years ago, I grew up mostly under a series…
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Emmanuel Onwubiko: Lockdown and Nigeria’s unusual crimes
The arrival of the CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC IN NIGERIA around early March this year changed the dynamics of social crimes in…
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