Manasseh Paul-Worika

#EndSARS: Wike Defends Stance

by Manasseh Paul-Worika on October 16, 2020

Residents of Port Harcourt last Tuesday defied the order by Rivers State Government banning protest and marched through major roads seeking an end to police brutality. The state government, in

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Of Social Media Activism And #EndSARS Protests

by Manasseh Paul-Worika on October 16, 2020

Over the past week, young Nigerians have ramped up widespread protests-online and offline-against rampant brutality by the police. The core

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Beyond The Prejudice Over Herbal Drugs

by Manasseh Paul-Worika on October 5, 2020

He jumped down from the bus ignoring enraged passengers demanding their change on getting to their destination. He awkwardly gave

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Nigeria at 60: Sing Stanza Two Of National Anthem

by Manasseh Paul-Worika on September 28, 2020

Sixty years after independence, Nigeria appears to be struggling in practicing the rudiments of democracy. The country is still at

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Church and The CAMA Controversy (2)

by Manasseh Paul-Worika on September 28, 2020

Charity Commission, the regulator of charities in England and Wales, in 2018, opened a statutory inquiry into the activities of

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Infectious Diseases Bill: Paradox of Optimism and Fear

by Manasseh Paul-Worika on June 4, 2020

The two Chambers of the National Assembly are currently working on a new legislation that would provide legal backing to the management of infectious diseases and pandemics in the country.

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