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Ugochukwu Ejinkeonye

Ugochukwu Ejinkeonye
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    Profile

    Ugochukwu Ejinkeonye, a Journalist and Commentator on Public Issues, is Editor-In-Chief and Head of the Editorial Unit of a Publishing Outfit in Lagos, Nigeria. He is also on the Editorial Board of Independent (www.independent.ng), a national newspaper published in Lagos, Nigeria, where he writes a highly regarded column every Friday. His articles have equally appeared in several newspapers, magazines and journals in Nigeria and around the world and on several internet media sites. He recently published a book, NIGERIA: Why Looting May Not Stop.

    Book Reviews


    Book Reviews

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    10/10/2012 12:40:45Book ReviewsChinua Achebe's There Was A Country - A Personal History Of Biafra [a Review]4695 / 4

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    03/08/2019 11:29:20Has President Buhari Forgotten Leah Sharibu?  / 0
    03/08/2019 10:45:57Nigeria: Only Fools Die For Looters! / 0
    06/01/2017 09:42:48Lai Mohammed: An Unmanageable Mistake  / 0
    05/22/2017 02:35:43Nigeria: Very Rich, But Very Poorly Managed / 0
    11/19/2016 14:19:08Gov Ugwuanyi And Enugu Workers / 0
    01/27/2016 08:24:39Electricity Crisis And The Illusion Of ‘Body Language’ / 0
    11/25/2015 10:17:11Anambra: The Strange Case Of 75 Billion Naira / 0
    11/04/2015 03:23:34Nigeria: In Search Of “Credible” Politicians  / 0
    09/14/2015 08:52:22Is Autumn Finally Here For Robert Mugabe? / 0
    09/04/2015 06:17:13Tobacco: When Will The World Defeat This Menace? / 0
    08/31/2015 09:55:29Her Excellency, My Wife! / 0
    08/26/2015 02:27:08How Long Will Buhari’s Intoxicant Work?  / 0
    08/05/2015 08:46:56Electricity: Can Buhari Break The Jinx?  / 0
    07/14/2015 06:50:30Bailout: Is Buhari Rewarding Profligacy? / 0
    07/06/2015 11:10:24Who Is Nigeria’s Conscience? / 0
    06/15/2015 09:50:19Ex-Gov Chime, That Was Mean!  / 0
    06/10/2015 03:48:36What The Government Owes The People / 0
    05/12/2015 08:21:13APC Should Face The Real Issues / 0
    04/16/2015 09:54:25Dying For Nothing In Nigeria / 0
    04/08/2015 04:38:36Obasanjo’s Belated Distaste For Corruption / 0
    03/26/2015 03:14:17Nigeria: Elections In The Season Of Fear / 0
    03/25/2015 10:57:50Bird Flu: All Eyes On Nigeria? / 0
    03/17/2015 07:15:06Politicians As Nigeria’s Biggest Headache  / 0
    03/06/2015 09:04:13Robert Mugabe: Double Celebration At 91? / 0
    03/05/2015 09:36:44Is Robert Mugabe’s Fall Symbolic? / 0
    02/10/2015 07:21:54Shed Your Own Blood, Mr. Politician! / 0
    01/16/2015 14:43:432015 Nigerian Elections: President Jonathan Will Not Win! / 0
    01/03/2015 03:37:15Is Buhari The End Of Tinubu Politics? / 0
    12/30/2014 05:33:55Why Should I Read Obasanjo’s Book?  / 0
    10/23/2014 02:33:09Buhari And APC’s N27.5 Million Nomination Forms  / 0
    02/08/2014 01:42:00Pastor Kumuyi Is Right: Christmas Is Idolatrous  / 0
    10/21/2013 09:43:07An Encounter With Port Harcourt Gridlock  / 0
    06/21/2013 08:28:22Nigeria: Kill Corruption Before It Kills You!  / 0
    05/06/2013 07:46:40Teaching Immorality In Schools  / 0
    12/31/2012 10:22:28The Kidnapping Of Ngozi Okonjo-iweala's Mother / 0
    10/10/2012 12:40:45Chinua Achebe's There Was A Country - A Personal History Of Biafra [a Review] / 4
    09/26/2012 05:46:21A Dame Like Patience Jonathan / 0
    09/04/2012 07:39:02Is The West Lusting For Robert Mugabe Again? / 1
    04/18/2012 07:44:21Ugochukwu Ejinkeonye Interviews Boniface Duru On His Humanitarian Work In Africa / 0
    03/12/2012 04:57:55Nigerian Universities And Unhelpful Policies / 0
    01/27/2012 01:09:04The Return Of Ngozi Okonjo-iweala / 0
    05/17/2011 19:25:06The Return Of Newt Gingrich / 0
    04/17/2011 11:33:53How To Be A Nigerian Governor / 0
    03/21/2011 07:59:27Wanted: President Gaddafi Of Nigeria / 0
    03/07/2011 03:37:05Unfair Attacks On Ojukwu / 0
    01/04/2011 09:52:03Desperate Women And Their Obscene Fashion / 0
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