Author: Blacc Theddi

  • Back to the Future: Nigerian Lawmakers Eye Parliamentary Return!

    Back to the Future: Nigerian Lawmakers Eye Parliamentary Return!

    Revisiting Nigeria’s Governance Structure: Understanding the Proposed Parliamentary System In a move that could reshape Nigeria’s political landscape, about 60 lawmakers have initiated a proposal to abolish the current presidential system of government and transition back to a parliamentary system. This sweeping constitutional amendment, driven by concerns over the “imperfections”…

  • The Europeans Are Back Again: A Critique of Nigeria-UK Legal Services Agreement

    The Europeans Are Back Again: A Critique of Nigeria-UK Legal Services Agreement

    A Step Backwards? Examining the Implications of the Nigeria-UK Legal Services Agreement The recent announcement of an agreement between the United Kingdom (UK) and Nigeria allowing British lawyers to practice in Nigeria has raised my concerns, particularly within the legal community. This agreement, part of the Enhanced Trade and Investment…

  • Shocking Surge: IMF Urges Nigeria to Shock Citizens with Electricity and Fuel Price Hike

    Shocking Surge: IMF Urges Nigeria to Shock Citizens with Electricity and Fuel Price Hike

    Navigating Economic Waters: Nigeria Faces IMF Pressure to Increase Electricity and Fuel Prices In a move that has left many stunned, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has called on the Nigerian government to completely eliminate subsidies for fuel and electricity. The IMF argues that these subsidies, though well-intentioned, are not…

  • Hardship Hangover: Nigeria’s Leaders and the Blame Game

    Hardship Hangover: Nigeria’s Leaders and the Blame Game

    Understanding Responsibility and Accountability in Governance In recent times, as the Nigerian economy grapples with numerous challenges, political actors have been quick to absolve themselves of any blame, pointing fingers at previous administrations. This trend raises significant questions about the essence of leadership and accountability in governance. Are our leaders…

  • In Memoriam: Herbert Wigwe, A Visionary Leader

    In Memoriam: Herbert Wigwe, A Visionary Leader

    The Nigerian banking industry and the global business community are mourning the loss of a visionary leader, Herbert Wigwe, the Chief Executive of Nigeria’s Access Holdings, parent company of Access Bank, one of Africa’s largest banking groups. Herbert Wigwe tragically lost his life in a helicopter crash in California on…

  • Divine Dilemma: Navigating LGBTQ+ Rights in the Catholic Church and Africa

    Divine Dilemma: Navigating LGBTQ+ Rights in the Catholic Church and Africa

     The Evolving Landscape of LGBTQ+ Rights in the Catholic Church and Africa Introduction: The Catholic Church, known for its steadfast adherence to traditional teachings, has recently witnessed a significant shift in its stance on LGBTQ+ rights. Pope Francis, known for his progressive views, has approved blessings for same-sex couples under…

  • Video:Market Women Lamenting About Prevailing Hardship and Spike in Prices of Food Items

    📢 Watch this heartfelt plea from market women as they express the unbearable suffering caused by hunger and soaring prices of food items in Nigeria. Their cry for mercy highlights the urgent need for action to address the prevailing hardship. #Nigeria #Hardship #FoodPrices 🇳🇬🍲

  • President Tinubu’s Pledge Directive Misses the Mark

    President Tinubu’s Pledge Directive Misses the Mark

    President Tinubu’s Directive for Mandatory Recitation of National Pledge :A Flawed Approach to National Unity President Bola Tinubu’s recent directive for the mandatory recitation of the National Pledge after the National Anthem at every official and public engagement is commendable in its intent to promote national values. However, its effectiveness…