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Politicians and independence of electoral umpires
Most African countries make a ritual of adding the word “Independent” or “Autonomous” to the name of their electoral commissions.…
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7 things to know about Lagos Assembly’s new Speaker
The dust is yet to settle down on the wind of change that swept through the Lagos State House of…
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How craze for marathon sex sends men from pleasure beds to early graves
Godfrey George explores the rising phenomenon of multiple sex rounds among men and women, highlighting how social pressure, misguided beliefs…
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ECOWAS Unravelling: Will Mahama’s 2nd coming be a silver lining?
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is 50 this year. However, for those who care about the future…
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Security in Anambra: Beyond panic to collective action
As long as society remains imperfect and imperfect humans inhabit society, crime will never cease to exist, but it can…
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Yes, we proclaim that Christ is God
This year will be remembered as a Christmas season trailed by religious provocation. In spite of climate change, the cool,…
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Human vs Artificial Intelligence, human still at the centre
According to experts, Human intelligence refers to the “intellectual capability of humans, marked by complex cognitive feats and high levels…
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Prince Yormie Johnson: Liberian warlord with many lives finally goes home
When the news filtered in on Saturday, November 28th, 2024, that Prince Yormie Johnson, Liberia’s professed “President,” “Field Marshal,” “General,”…
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Ogoni 4 vs Ogoni 9: The blame game continues 30 years after
Thirty years ago, precisely in 1994, Ogoni land in Rivers State was the vortex of an internecine strife that culminated…
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The Symbiotic Bond of Bribery and Corruption: Nigeria’s inseparable twins (Part 3 of 3)
Corruption in Nigeria: A Deeper Examination While bribery can often appear as the flashy, visible act of misconduct, corruption…
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