We are winning the war over stolen artefacts
As a result of the campaign to return stolen African artefacts to the continent many Western countries are now returning objects. Resistance remains but victory is inevitable, says Onyekachi Wambu.
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Nigeria and Africom: The dangers of ceding sovereignty
By inviting the US’s Africom to help resolve its security issues, Nigeria is once again ceding sovereignty to outside powers, and is in danger of repeating the mistakes and unwanted outcomes of the past, writes Onyekachi Wambu.
Win or lose, the clock is ticking for Trump’s White supremacists
The result of the US election could delay end of White conservative hegemony but it cannot prevent its ultimate demise, says Onyekachi Wambu
Africans should not be too harsh on China
We should be careful not to fall into the US-led trap of condemning China without due care and attention, says Onyekachi Wambu
The moral battle for returning Africa’s looted icons has been won
The pressure to return looted African artefacts to the homeland is growing, but for Onyekachi Wambu the question remains, what is their true value to modern Africa?
Why cultural change is so difficult
Ideas shape peoples and nations; and nations change only when the ideas that supported them also change. But as the case of the Igbo declaration …