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EUROPEAN FOOTBALL BLUEPRINT: WE WATCH THEIR LEAGUES — BUT DO WE EMBRACE THE STRUCTURES THAT PROTECT THEIR PLAYERS? WHY DON’T OUR PLAYERS HAVE THE SAME SEAT AT THE TABLE?
Nigeria does not have to copy Europe. But if we admire the product, we should understand how the people producing it are represented, protected and given a voice. By Paul
Cyprian Orakpo: Building Resilience in Businesses
After decades of building businesses, Cyprian Orakpo has not retreated into an office where the past is allowed to speak for him. The lingering question as the serial businessman turns
Segun Odegbami at 74: The Legend on Love and Loss
To understand the intrigues of Segun Odegbami’s life, you must first understand the absolute tyranny of his youth. When he was 17, he possessed the sensitive hands of an artist,
A DANGEROUS DIMENSION TO POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS
The political parties must face up to the real issues Right before our very eyes, a new political culture is unfolding in the country. From a sitting Senator publicly inciting
Shina Peller’s New Political Roulette
If politics were a game of cards, Hon. Shina Abiola-Peller would probably be the sort of player who keeps a few aces discreetly tucked beneath the cuff of his designer
Florence Ita-Giwa: The Ageless Dame Who Still Commands the Room
Some were born great, while others had greatness thrust upon them. In the case of Senator Florence Ita-Giwa, possessing both appears almost too obvious to require explanation. For close to
Wale Tinubu’s Hidden Passion
Give it to him! When the roll call of Nigeria’s biggest names in the oil and gas industry is written, Jubril Adewale Tinubu’s name is likely to command a sizable
Gov Umo Eno: A Tale of Bread and the Missing Fish
You know Governor Eno is a pastor, so he must know very well the story of how Jesus Christ fed the multitude with five loaves and aghhhhh, I cannot remember
In Their Father’s Name: Umahi’s Son Sworn in as LG Chairman in Ebonyi
The Umahi name has carried weight in Ebonyi State politics for years. Now it belongs to a new chapter. Osborne Umahi, son of Works Minister Senator David Umahi, has been
Wike, AbdulRazaq and the Politics of Fallout
Politics has a way of turning yesterday’s friends into today’s fiercest critics. When power and interests collide, old alliances can quickly unravel, leaving behind accusations, bitter memories and a scramble
