Column - Thursday

Africa and the Deadly Dust from Iran, By Azu Ishiekwene

By SUNDIATA POST Reporter 05/03/2026

Only the refusal of several traditional allies to join the US-Israeli offensive against Iran gives a little glimmer of hope that the entire world has not been infected by the insanity of President Donald Trump and his accomplice-in-chief, Benjamin Netanyahu.Continue Reading

Column - Thursday

El-Rufai: What A Good Turn Didn’t Deserve, Azu Ishiekwene

By SUNDIATA POST Reporter 26/02/2026

In a country of rampantly incompetent public officers, El-Rufai is as competent a technocrat as they come. Warts and all, he towers above his peers in courage, clarity of vision, performance and delivery. And in the twilight of the Buhari government, when powerful cabals hijacked it, he took risks that only a few could dare.  Continue Reading

Column - Thursday

We Owe Putin an Unreserved Apology, By Azu Ishiekwene

By Editor 22/01/2026

As US President Donald J. Trump marks his first year in office by expanding his wish list from making Canada the 51st State of America to seizing and renaming the Panama Canal, and now taking Greenland by any means, if he cannot get the Nobel Peace Prize, spare a thought for Russian President Vladimir Putin. The world has been unfair to him.Continue Reading

Column - Thursday

 A British War Journalist’s Account of How January 15 Changed Nigeria, By Azu Ishiekwene

By Editor 15/01/2026

Frederick Forsyth’s account of the Nigerian Civil War, mainly from the Biafran lens, is perhaps one of the most riveting you would find. Yet, it is remarkably deficient in its one-sidedness, for which the author made no pretences or apologies.  As Nigeria marks the 60th anniversary of the beginning of events that changed the country […]Continue Reading