Nnaemeka Oruh
Articles by this Author
Lessons From Margaret Hill
- By Nnaemeka Oruh
- Published 07/16/2007
- Nigeria Matters
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We all stand in danger. The problem of tackling the wanton kidnapping of expatriates is not one that should be left for particular quarters to handle...
A Message To The Youth of Nigeria: Don't Let Them Do This To Us
- By Nnaemeka Oruh
- Published 03/27/2007
- Nigeria Matters
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When you go to assassinate a political opponent, or to hijack a ballot box and you make any mistake, you will be the one to be destroyed, and not the politician that sent you...
'Operation Totality' My Foot!
- By Nnaemeka Oruh
- Published 03/26/2007
- Nigeria Matters
- Unrated
The heresy in Obasanjo's operation totality lies in his conceited belief that he reserves the right for the definition of such terms as good, bad, corrupt, incorrupt, justice...
Tuface: Omo, This Guy Na Legend!
- By Nnaemeka Oruh
- Published 03/23/2007
- Arts & Reviews
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Grace 2 Grace is an album that can comfortably lay claims to being the first album by a Nigerian hip-hop artiste, to bestride the genres. The only rivalry it may get would be Face 2 Face from Tuface too...
Voters’ Cards: A Costume In Fools’ Play?
- By Nnaemeka Oruh
- Published 02/16/2007
- Nigeria Matters
- Unrated
Democracy I believe operates on the basis of freewill and choice, thus franchise as a right should be taken with free will. In other words, the people have the right to either enfranchise themselves, or refuse to be part of it...
Before You Judge Them…
- By Nnaemeka Oruh
- Published 02/11/2007
- Nigeria Matters
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Our country as it is today is threatened by a total breakdown of law and order. There is the ever increasing rate of armed robbery, the abduction of expatriates, corruption, bickerings among our leaders...
Naija Music As A Vehicle Of Social Criticism: The Example Of African China
- By Nnaemeka Oruh
- Published 07/16/2006
- Arts & Reviews
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Despite his weaknesses, African China has established himself as a society conscious artiste. He has further succeeded in drawing our attention to most of the problems that the Nigerians society faces...
Third Term: A Monster We Nutured?
- By Nnaemeka Oruh
- Published 01/21/2006
- Nigeria Matters
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We have come a long way as a nation of indifferent people. So much have we been wallowing in indifference that we are taken as fools or worse still, as toys with which several assumed leaders satiate their private fantasies...
Beyond Baba Shege’s Homily To The Nigerian Actors' Guild
- By Nnaemeka Oruh
- Published 08/27/2005
- Arts & Reviews
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Mr. Asiegbu, the Actors' Guild president, should have told Obasanjo that every artistic production tries to adhere to social realism and thus until such a time that the situation in Nigeria is garbed in positivism, the movie industry would continue to represent the negative sides as the social situation actually is...
Orji Uzor Kalu: A Failed Second Term, And A Wobbling Presidential Ambition
- By Nnaemeka Oruh
- Published 07/25/2005
- Nigeria Matters
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A novice as Orji Uzor Kalu cannot afford to say that he is overtly sure of his ability to win the presidency come 2007. Despite the fact that he appears to be the only Igbo presidential aspirant at the moment (forget the comical show of one Chief Muscle), one knows that even with the pulling together of all Igbo votes, Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu cannot see the presidency...
