Opinion
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Deconstructing the ‘Obi Phenomenon’, By Jideofor Adibe
One of the most defining features of the current election cycle is the rise of former Anambra State governor, Peter…
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Ode to Bayo Onanuga’s phrisaic rhythm against the Igbo — Prolegomena to military coup d’Etat, By Nwankwo T. Nwaezeigwe
When the Igbo want to make a queer analogy to a brilliant brain gone insane or, a beautiful woman gone…
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2023 election postscript, By Lasisi Olagunju
Under the cover of darkness, a dish was placed on a highway in Lagos at the weekend. It was food…
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Bayo Onanuga’s ethnic bigotry, symptomatic of Nigeria’s political class, By Felix Nyerhovwo Jarikre
When Bayo Onanuga wrote about his trip to Rwanda in 2018, bemoaning the evil of ethnic supremacy, leading to ethnic…
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Winning by stealth, By Tony Ogunlowo
For all who know me one of my pet hates are people who talk too much, overblowing their importance and…
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Igbo as scapegoat of Lagos politics, By Emeka Alex Duru
Events in the country, keep proving late Prof Chinua Achebe right that Nigerians of all other ethnic groups will probably…
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The moment to rescue Abia State, By Chidi Amuta
The governorship election on Saturday, March 18, is more decisive for Abia state than many others. It is an opportunity…
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Why is ‘Emi l’okan’ afraid of ‘Awa l’okan’ in Lagos?, By Suyi Ayodele
Someone staked his claim to the presidency of Nigeria with the audacious slogan of Emi L’okan (it is my turn).…
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Igbophobia as campaign strategy in Lagos, By Casmir Igbokwe
Nigeria is a country that takes one step forward and 10 steps backwards. Ethnic bigots wearing the cloak of politics…
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Umahi’s Senate Presidency: Healing a bruised nation, energizing a wounded faith, By Kelechi C. Ogbamgba
Now that the dust of the presidential election seems to be settling, it is only auspicious that the issue of…
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