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Armageddon in Nigeria: Blame game will not postpone its imminence
By Arc Kabir Ibrahim The first big mistake we made was back in 1999 when Nigeria began the journey of self-destruction through the misuse of the ballot box by some
Baba Ijesha and the Limit Of Jokes [opinion]
By Tayo Ogunbiyi WATCHING or listening to comedy is one of my most exhilarating hobbies. I love movies that are spiced with comedy. Comedy makes me have good laughs. Of course,
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PR Wise: The Presidency, Pantami and Mbaka [opinion]
By Yushau A. Shuaib IN public relations practice, decision-making processes on an issue and crisis management are always the toughest before any act of communication can be effectively executed. Unlike
Retrogression of a society: Nigeria and Anambra state
(A helpful guide in curbing the insecurity situation in Anambra State) By Chukwuka Amaobi Frank INTRODUCTION This short note is designed and desired to reveal the reality of insecurity in
World Press Freedom Day: Are we really free?
By Arogbonlo Israel Every year World Press Freedom Day is celebrated on May 3 to commemorate journalists and highlight the difficulties they face while reporting truth. As we celebrate this
Christian Persecution in Nigeria
By Simon Ifeanyi Ezeh The Lord Jesus Christ, the Messiah and Shephard of Christians didn’t speak in platitudes in delivering the gospel of God’s kingdom to humanity. He is down
The Presidency, Pantami and Mbaka
By Yushau Shuaib In public relations practice, decision-making processes on an issue and crisis management are always the toughest before any act of communication can be effectively executed. Unlike journalism
Unending quest for medical tourism
By Adewale Kupoluyi DESPITE the growing criticism against medical tourism by top government personnel to foreign countries, there seems not to be a way out of what has become a
Healthcare availability and utilisation in Nigeria’s urban slums
By Oludayo Tade DESPITE being located in urban centres, their environments are characterised by blocked drainage channels, poor sanitary conditions, poor quality of buildings and they face perennial struggle to get
Alleged $650 million scam: Who is deceiving the President? [opinion]
By Magnus Abe WE will not shy away from defending our national interest. My attention has been drawn to a story by Sahara Reporters titled: “Petroleum minister, cronies plot kangaroo
