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My $1.9b in Minnesota bank by Femi Adesina
Femi Adesina By FEMI ADESINA Let’s have a comic diversion today from weightier matters of our national life. Because what I want to discuss can only be comic, if not
EFCC: Can Bawa challenge Nigeria’s graft gods?
Abdulrasheed Bawa By Soni Daniel, Northern Region Editor With the appointment of a youngster, Abdulrasheed Bawa, 40, by President Muhammadu Buhari to head the country’s anti-graft agency, the Economic and
Why we must not ignore history
By Sunny Ikhioya RECENTLY, some people brought up the Asaba massacre saga as a reminder of the outstanding issues of the Nigerian civil war (1967-1970) and someone said we should
Trump’s aberrations, Biden’s normalization and Okonjo-Iweala’s ascension
By magnus onyibe When my opinion piece titled “Coup In The Capitol Hill And The Divided States of America” which was focused on the insurrection by extremists who stormed the
Between Matawalle and the naysayers
By Abdukadir Sulaiman GOVERNOR Bello Muhammed Matawalle of Zamfara State has been a subject of sustained media onslaught which reveals mischief and malicious intent. The reckless accusation by the Publicity
Bella Shmurda and the Murder of English: a Message to the Spectators
Dr. Ganiu Abisoye Bamgbose (Dr. GAB) By Ganiu Bamgbose (PhD) Akinbiyi Abiola, one of Nigeria’s most talented musical artistes, with the stage name Bella Schmurda, has been in the news
Kagara abduction: The coup de grace to Northern monopolization
By Segun Ige IT’S a pity that the #BringBackOurBoys has suddenly died down. It’s a pity that yet another group of schoolboys has been abducted. And it’s a pity that
Lórí-Iró leadership and herdsmen nationalism
By Oludayo Tade LORI-IRO (based on deliberate falsehood or lie) is a metaphoric expression that unpacks the relationship of falsehood between Nigerian politicians and the public. Popularised recently by an
Nigeria: A country that lives in denial
By Sunday Onyemaechi Eze NIGERIA is a country living in denial of its division, challenges, and troubled chequered history. Anybody who lays claim to the fact that the country is
30% power supply from renewables by 2030: Another perspective
power Supply, By Chukwumerije Okereke Vice President Yemi Osibanjo was reported by many news platforms as reaffirming the commitment that Nigeria will achieve at least 30 percent of its power
