Emmanuel Onwubiko: For their naira, they were killed
“Under efficient public administration citizens do their duties willingly and mention their rights fearlessly.”Amit Kalantri, Wealth of Words “No public...
Emmanuel Onwubiko
Emmanuel Onwubiko: Nigeria a wobbling and fumbling nation
Sometimes around the early 1990s when I just left the catholic major seminary after I changed my line of perceived...
Emmanuel Onwubiko: The immutable relevance of NYSC
Again and again, polemics and hypotheses are put up by certain persons, media or private institutions, regarding the relevance or...
Emmanuel Onwubiko: Enugu: Between budget and good governance
“We cannot be mere consumers of good governance, we must be participants; we must be co-creators.” – Rohini Nilekani. Best...
Emmanuel Onwubiko: NDLEA and fight against drug barons
“Every man’s work is a portrait of himself”. -Cyril Chukwudi Ibe; “Still in search of a fine mind”. The above...
Emmanuel Onwubiko: Menace of drug garnished pepper soup
In the early 80s when we were in the college, some deviants amongst the boarding students used to play around...
Emmanuel Onwubiko: Children and the Nigerian impunity
We are to debate the state of the Nigerian children. In doing so, I am of the strong conviction that...
Emmanuel Onwubiko: Enugu confronts death’s merchants
“Even to observe neutral you must have a strong Government”’. -Alexander Hamilton. “A government big enough to give you everything...
Emmanuel Onwubiko: Nigeria: What security alerts should mean
When I was in high school at the Kafanchan Teachers College, I began to develop deep interest in international affairs...
