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Let’s sell Nigeria today by Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
Nigerian Flag By Uzor Maxim Uzoatu Nigeria as a country has served all its useful and useless purposes, and must perforce be sold for good. I have spoken. I cannot
‘How water in the brain, epilepsy, death tried to derail my life’
Olakunle Fayiga Olakunle Fayiga The birth of a child is one of the sweetest experiences in life, and nothing is sweeter than when the child comes out without any complications
Okowa’s popularity and triumph of PDP in Isoko North
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) By Nelson Egware The news came like a thunderbolt on January 28, 2021-The passing of Hon Tim Owhefere, the iconic late Majority Leader of the Delta
The unwinning war? The Parliament invitation to the Nigerian Army
By Jimoh Ibrahim Professor Matthias Strohn Camberley’s desire of the military discussion opened the unpredicted paranoia ‘black box’ to inside the military and its operational strategy that left nothing to
Can intellectuals too make brand ambassadors?
By Ganiu Bamgbose (PhD) The unverified news of the ambassadorial deal of one of two up-and-coming comics, Black Camaru, inspired this article. No doubt, the duo hit the stage with
Reno Omokri, the Commander-in-Chief of misinformation – Olalekan Adigun
By Olalekan Adigun, a Public Affairs Analyst Reno Omokri, a former social media aide to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, needs no introduction in the socio-political space in Nigeria, especially on social
PURPOSE: A key to success in life
By Iwuchukwu Chidumebi Joy Purpose is not in the deep blue sea or the high rigged mountains It is the reason for which we were created and at which we
Facts and fallacies of the just ended doctors strike
By Nwachukwu Obidiwe Now that the National Association of Resident Doctors, NARD, has called off the devastating 10-day old strike, what a time to interrogate the facts, fallacies and myths that
Diluting Oloyede’s JAMB with NIMC’s NIN mess
By Rotimi Fasan The Prof. Ishaq Oloyede-led Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board was until 2017 a cesspool of financial corruption. Dibu Ojerinde, also a professor, as Registrar of the Board,
Innocent Chukwuma: Evergreen legacies that never fade
Innocent Chukwuma By Adewale Adeoye His death struck like lightning: swift, decisive and frightening. How can we humans disappear, like a loose kite in the sky, just like that, with
