The Mugabe Legacy – Ray Ekpu
Without any speck of doubt Mr. Robert Mugabe can be regarded as the icon of the liberation struggle of Zimbabwe. He was one man, among a few others, who ros...
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Xenophobia: What Next? – Ray Ekpu
There is justifiable anger exhibited by Nigerians and their government over the recent wave of xenophobia and repeated killing and maiming of Nigerians as w...
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Isong: Integrity Personified – Ray Ekpu
The Clement Isong Foundation (TCIF) has just launched a book in honour of the patriarch of the Isong Family and foremost nationalist and patriot, Dr. Clemen...
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What is Akintola Williams doing right? – Ray Ekpu
We do not yet have the full story of why Mr. Akintola Williams, the Doyen of Accountancy in Africa has lived very long in a country where most people die ve...
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Why Jakande Matters – Ray Ekpu
Alhaji Lateef Kayode Jakande, LKJ for short, deserves all the kind words heaped on him as he turned 90 on July 23, 2019. This self-made man who had no unive...
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Okorocha: Followership failure – Ray Ekpu
I had followed the altercations in the public space between Governor Emeka Ihedioha of Imo State and his immediate predecessor Mr. Rochas Okorocha. Both of...
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Our Crown of Gloom – Ray Ekpu
Nigeria is wearing a crown of gloom. Every day, people are being kidnapped or killed in one part of the country or the other. People of variou...
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Confirmation Crudity – Ray Ekpu
The 8th Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria made two decisions on confirmation hearings of ministerial nominees. The decisions were, one, that the Pre...
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Two Journalism giants – Ray Ekpu
Two journalism giants have been receiving pats on their backs for the past few weeks for what they have done for the thankless profession. There is a dividing line...
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Path to Peace – Ray Ekpu
In the 50’s, the Michael Okpara government of Eastern Nigeria had farm settlements. Farmers lived in those settlements close to their farmlands and there were faci...
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