Insecurity has ravished and humiliated Nigeria enough. Let’s arrest it frontally now, writes MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE. One of the most unfortunate fallouts of the reign...
*Leaders of Values Leading any entity requires more than ambition and opportunity. Nigeria must now rediscover the relevant values, writes MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE. Quagmire. When...
Democracy Day can only make sense if the nation learns and adapts its historical significance adequately, writes MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE Ask Nigerians what they...
MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE writes that considering the unrelenting misbehaviours of the political class, Nigerians must actively engage in the current electoral cycle. With the...
*President Ruto of Kenya There are weightier matters that should engage African leaders more than colonial linguistic affinities, writes MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE The other...
*ADC national convention file photo MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE writes that Nigeria’s current flagbearer of opposition politics should stay on course and safeguard multiparty democracy. ...
Nigerians shouldn’t gloss over some lessons from President Tinubu’s condolence gesture on the Plateau the other day, writes Monday Philips Ekpe Many details of last...
This Passion Week presents a good opportunity for personal change and hope, especially for persons who are overwhelmed by life’s vicissitudes, writes MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE...
Law enforcement should be shared responsibly between federal and state governments, writes MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE. Late last month, during an interfaith breaking of fast...
MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE writes that the worsening case of complacency among the Nigerian electorate should be urgently arrested. First, an arguably wild, probably unempirical,...
File photo of Polling Unit Nigeria’s Electoral Act 2026 should be made to work for the people despite its shortcomings, writes MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE ...
MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE writes that if properly implemented, the new pact between government and university lecturers can come to fruition. Pardon my passion,...
