Nigerian politicians should face electoral matters squarely instead of fighting mass media opinions, writes MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE London-based The Economist is readily one of the world’s...
Self-liberation is critical to both personal and national development, writes MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE Most commentaries on the country’s 66 years of political emancipation from her erstwhile...
Dr Ekpe writes that rival candidates in next year’s presidential poll do not stand much chance outside coalition_ For now, it appears like kite-flying. The August...
There are weightier matters that should engage African leaders more than colonial linguistic affinities, writes MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE The other day, President William Ruto of Kenya...
In this piece, Monday Ekpe writes that Nigeria’s current flagbearer of opposition politics should stay on course and safeguard multiparty democracy. Latin as a language of...
Nigeria’s Electoral Act 2026 should be made to work for the people despite its shortcomings, writes MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE “What is crucial is the fact that...
In God’s name, let’s get help if our own strength has failed us. Nigerian citizens are tired of meetings and pronouncements that produce little or nothing...
