By Brian Cabana (CONVERSEER) – It is a common occurrence for a regular person to be flipping through radio channels, eventually to come across the style of radio presentation known as “NPR voice” — a soft-spoken, breathy, quietly pompous mode of vocal performance suggestive of an intimate conversation among a small circle of elites. The…
By Ebube Bruno Happy New Year, my dear readers. I have missed you. It’s been nearly three months since my last column on October 11, 2025, and what a journey it has been. I stepped away to pursue some meaningful projects and, afterwards, to rest and recharge during the holidays. Sometimes, we all need to…
By Jason Shvili NEW YORK (JE, CONVERSEER) – As anti-Jewish and anti-Israel attacks skyrocket in the United States, their targets are increasingly synagogues. It should come as no surprise that nearly all high-profile attacks on shuls reported by mainstream media since the Hamas-led terrorist attacks in Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, were orchestrated by so-called…
By Emmanuel Nicholas UYO (CONVERSEER) – By way of public announcement, Senator Godswill Akpabio, President of the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and Chairman of the National Assembly, has indicated that the process to amend the Electoral act amendment Bill will be completed by the end of January 2026, with the declared objective…
By Agba Jalingo LAGOS (CONVERSEER) – Tonto W. C. Dikeh has over 6.6million followers on Facebook. Even some TV stations do not have that volume of viewership. She knows that Christians are the easiest people on Earth to deceive. Just add “the Lord said” and a huge number of them will fall mugu without scrutiny….
By Ossai Ovie VeryDarkMan is such an ungrateful soul: Take a look at the receipts below These are the posts Harrison Gwamnishu made back when VDM was the one facing arrest – showing support, encouragement, and public praise for his efforts to help people. He stood firmly for him more than once… yet none of…
By Austin Orette TEXAS (CONVERSEER) – Now that Nnamdi Kanu has been sentenced, we can see clearly that the sky did not fall. The most beautiful thing is that this is a big win for the rule of law in our democratic setting. Keeping him for so long gave the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB)…
By Emmanuel Nicholas UYO (CONVERSEER) – Akwa Ibom State has rapidly emerged as the principal tourism destination for residents of the South-South and South-East. Each weekend witnesses a sizeable migration of businesspeople and leisure seekers from Aba, Umuahia, Port Harcourt, Owerri and neighbouring Bayelsa into the cities of Uyo, Eket and Ikot Ekpene. This recurrent…
By Orok Otu Duke Once upon a time, “Ekpo Anyokho, Ekpe, Ekpo Ekoong, Abon, Ekang and Akata were employed for local governance, law, order, and social justice, across a wide representation of levels and institutions of government in Ibibioland. With the imposition of colonial rule in Ibibioland from 1885 onward, the Europeans retained aspects of…
By Shu’aibu Usman Leman Dr Aliyu Tilde’s article, “Genocide Nomenclature in Nigeria,” attempts to rewrite Nigeria’s recent history and minimise the well-documented suffering of Christian communities. His argument is built on selective recollection, deliberate omissions, and sweeping accusations that collapse under even modest scrutiny. Nigeria’s conflicts are complex, multi-layered and tragically widespread. But complexity is…
