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Odumakin: Too cruel a sting
Yinka Odumakin By Sola Lawal This is one death too many, Yinka. How fate played a rude one on us! You left at 55. You left behind Pa Ezekiel Abioye
Yinka Odumakin: Fearless activist now rests – Gov Fayemi
Yinka Odumakin With the demise of Yinka Odunmakin, Nigeria lost one of her most courageous and patriotic citizens, and the Yoruba nation lost an illustrious son. Yinka was one of
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Pitfalls in the PIB [opinion]
By Sodiq Alabi THE Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB, has wandered its way through the National Assembly for two decades, like an ancient Sufi mystic in search of the Truth. It
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2023: Why Tinubu should run for president [opinion]
Asiwaju Bola Tinubu By Setonji David SENATOR Bola Ahmed Tinubu held his last political office in 2007 when he completed his tenure as the second civilian governor of Lagos State.
Between a wailing Godwin Obaseki and a hailing Zainab Ahmed
By Rotimi Fasan ONE of the less aggravating things that happened last week, something that offered diversion if not comic relief from the now-humdrum news of mass abductions and murders
Censorship and freedom of speech: The Nigerian labour conundrum
By Clarius Ugwuoha It was the late Ugandan despot, Idi Amin, who was credited with the immortal but infamous dictum: “You have freedom of speech. But freedom thereafter, that I
Mahmud Tukur: A true patriot
Mahmud Tukur Dr Mahmud Tukur who died recently in Abuja held many prominent offices of state but no post defined him like his spirit of nationalism and patriotism. In his
2023: How PDP governors are unsettling APC
By Dirisu Yakubu In politics, two years is an equivalent of a month or less. In this clime, politicians perpetually seek new ways of repositioning themselves ahead of a big
A tribute to our Founder, Innocent Chukwuma
Innocent Chukwuma By Ruth Olofin Words fail me to express how I feel about your death and to think that you have truly crossed over. Since the 3rd of April
Drive towards decentralising the police [opinion]
By Segun Ige OBVIOUSLY inspired by South West’s Amotekun and North’s Shege Ka Fasa, South East’s Ebube-Agu would sooner or later trigger South-South’s peculiar security outfit. In the meantime, while we
