Opinion
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Why Chimamanda is much in demand, By Nehru Odeh
Her fans can’t get enough of her. Aside from her books selling like hot cakes across the globe, she is…
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Nigeria gave WHO cholera vaccine in 1971, but lame today against Covid-19, By Ikenna Emewu
I had been wondering why it is impossible for Nigeria or any African country to make vaccine to cure and…
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The decent for the indecent, the just for the unjust, By Femi Adesina
There’s a short video you can find online that brings tears to my eyes. It features soldiers of the Nigerian…
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Why COVID-19 spares the poor, By Doyin Okupe.
Have you been wondering why ordinary folks seem to be less affected by Covid-19? Whenever my drivers, house helps and…
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Lessons from Trump’s Foiled ‘Coup’, By Olusegun Adeniyi
Succession does not come easy for despots. This is why elections under their watch are most often conducted as a…
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Gowon is human, fate is not, By Dare Babarinsa
It is an aching feeling to contemplate what would have been, if the truth had surfaced far, far earlier for…
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Can America be saved?, By Tony Cox
For those who hadn’t noticed the obvious, the January 6 “insurrection” at the Capitol verified that America is at war…
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Mark of the Beast in the age of e-commerce and Social Media, By Reno Omokri
If you do not know the power of the Internet and those who control it, I suggest you research a…
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Why some British people don’t like Donald Trump, By Nate White
A few things spring to mind. Trump lacks certain qualities which the British traditionally esteem. For instance, he has no…
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The Corporate Governance and Crisis Communication Web at FCMB, By Chido Nwakamma
Two matters stand out in the First City Monument Bank (FCMB) saga. One is the issue of ethics and corporate…
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