Nigerian News Leader
First with details then facts 
By Chief Ngutor Anyam
The piece by one Ejoyi O. Ode, set in derogatory language, is unfortunately crafted to envenom Governor Ortom and the entire Tiv Nation. It is a display of trite prejudiced mentality, guile, and self-subjugation, bereft of reason. And, presumably intended to cause strife and pitch the Tiv against their Idoma brothers.
By Ejoyi .O. Ode
Idu Oma, the progenitor of the Idoma people would be bemused from the heavens over the fate of Idomaland. A nation is either formed from history or philosophy or the combination of the two, with some other elements. This is how people acquire a cohesive core of values, meaning, and identity.
By Akpandem James
Pope Francis’ admonition in his new year message asking Vatican leaders to have a change of attitude may be regarded as a homily on humility; but the widespread sharing of the message on social media platforms across creed and climes sign-posts a deep concern about the unbecoming goings-on in the house of God. Just as in other spheres of endeavour, pride has entered the house of God and the earthly custodians are now possessed by the spirit of arrogance, even though professing the power of the Holy Spirit.
By Eze Jude Ogechi
Twelve weeks ago, in this space, we discussed in two broad parts, the "Renaissance of Africa's identity at crossroad" in which we condemned the the attitudes of some Africans who have mania for western life and culture with commensurate disavowal of our native African equivalents.
By Onjefu Okidu
Since the institutionalization of the Idoma kingship stool, no making of the paramount ruler of Idomaland has been as troublesomely controversial as the making of Ochi’Idoma V. So, so many angry comments have been made before, during and after the selection or “election.”
By Hassan Gimba
I wanted to continue with my treatise on the Rule of Law as our only panacea for survival when a clarion call by the governor of Katsina State, Alhaji Aminu Masari, caught my attention.
