Author - Umekachikelu, F.C. | Between The Line

In Your Honour Indeed, Mr. Bwala

Bwala’s double standards are starkly illustrated in his evolving rhetoric. During the 2023 campaign, he accused Tinubu of electoral impropriety and even...

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Social Issues

Umekachikelu, F.C. 1 month ago

The Relevance of the Ultimatum: A Political Gesture or a Genuine Strategy?

The Nigerian military recently issued a 24-hour ultimatum to terrorist groups, demanding they either surrender or face full military action. This follows a...

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Social Issues

Umekachikelu, F.C. 1 month ago

The Case of Senator Natasha: A Microcosm of Systemic Issues

Senator Natasha’s experience is far from isolated. Across African parliaments, female politicians routinely face harassment, sexist remarks, emotional and...

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Others

Umekachikelu, F.C. 1 month ago

I have Integrity

From the reports, the Minister, during an inspection in Abuja, allegedly lashed out at Lt. Yerima, calling him names and questioning his presence at a site...

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Social Issues

Umekachikelu, F.C. 1 month ago

How Can We Forget Ifeanyi Ubah: A Legacy Erased in the Halls of Faith

The late Senator Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah, the man who breathed life into this dream from its very foundation, was scarcely honored. His name, whispered fleetingly...

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Reflections

Umekachikelu, F.C. 1 month ago

Indeed, a New Nigeria Is Possible

I read this true story “Men Don’t Cry, But I Cried” by John George Itodo and felt something stir deep within me. Something familiar, something we are...

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Others

Umekachikelu, F.C. 1 month ago

Ending the Sit-at-Home: Security, Not Decrees, Will Restore Normalcy in Anambra

The recent assurance that the Monday sit-at-home will soon end offers hope to businesses, workers, and families across Anambra State who have borne its...

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Social Issues

Umekachikelu, F.C. 2 months ago

Senator Akpabio, Step Back from Inec’s Podium

Senate President Godswill Akpabio, the ever-vocal steward of the upper chamber, has positioned himself as the oracle of electoral reform. However, in defending...

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