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Yinka Odumakin & Innocent Chukwuma: Indelible footprints of two revolutionary fighters
By Lanre Arogundade The demise of Yinka and Innocent within twenty four hours of each other last weekend was a double blow for Nigeria’s radical movement. The more the reality
MURIC lied: 8th Senate aided, not hindered Buhari’s fight against insecurity ― Saraki’s aide
Dr Bukola Saraki By Oluwole Onemola The unenlightened propaganda piece disguised as a ‘press statement,’ which was published on Thursday, April 8th, by one Prof. Ishaq Akintola, under the one-man
Nigeria and war of tongues by Femi Adesina
Femi Adesina Our country is at war today on many fronts. Nigeria battles insurgency, terrorism, banditry, kidnappings, armed robbery, cult killings, ritual murders, and war of tongues. War of tongues.
In the year 2035
By Eddington Obaro Jonathan IF you reside in Nigeria and you are not planning to leave the country anytime soon or to be actively involved in the politics of the
TRIBUTE: ‘Innocent Chukwuma lived well, but departed too early’
Innocent Chukwuma Dr Freedom Onuoha Every man’s life ends the same way. It is only the details of how he lived and how he died that distinguish one man from
Emerging aviation hub in Uyo and the naysayers
By George Erhobor THE remarkable success that Ibom Air has recorded in less than two years of operation has once again brought to the fore, what could be achieved when
Of accountability, trust and inclusive governance in Kogi
By ONOGWU MUHAMMED WHEN national, state, or local governments make a concerted effort to solicit input from citizens and provide services to all of their constituents equally, they sow the
World’s highest unemployment rate: Time to help this government for Nigeria’s sake
Atiku Abubakar By Atiku Abubakar I have never felt so bad at being proven right, as I am by the report from Bloomberg Business on Saturday, March 27, 2021 that
Ayo Obe’s tribute to Innocent Chukwuma
Ayo Obe Innocent Chukwuma has left an indelible record in the history of Nigeria’s human rights and pro-democracy activism, and in showing the role that civil society can – and
Yinka: Basking in the shadow that you cast ― Dr Joe Okei-Odumakin
Yinka Odumakin Dr Joe Okei-Odumakin If breath was the currency of life and its legal tender…then, Yinka spent his breath on causes. The medics said his oxygen level was running
