Opinion
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Nigeria’s hostages in law, By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
In 1991, Nigeria was in the full throes of the interminable transition to civil rule programme of General Ibrahim Babangida.…
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Uncle Joe, Reno: Between fame and infamy
The likes of Mr. Joe Igbokwe are enthusiastically re-posting what Reno proudly shared as an “achievement” – being named the…
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If it’s confusing you, don’t panic, it’s still merry Christmas, By Ikeddy Isiguzo
His Excellency, Monday Okpebholo, Governor of Edo State, reading a budget on a Wednesday was a bad idea. Why not…
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Anyaegbunam, Makarios and Aham
This bandit called death continues to traumatise humans. It comes with no milk of kindness or pity, snatching people you…
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Kemi Badenoch and mob attack of pseudo-patriots
The controversy on Kemi Badenoch, Leader of the British Conservative Party and her disposition to Nigeria, reminds me of an…
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Kemi Badenoch’s comments on Nigeria divisive – Bishop Kaigama
The Catholic Archbishop of Abuja Diocese, Ignatius Kaigama, argues that the recent demonisation of Nigeria by Kemi Badenoch would not…
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Justice, not Dele Farotimi, incarcerated in Ado-Ekiti
As a Social Worker and Researcher, I feel for the soul of any country that oppresses its people. Therefore, I…
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Kemi Badenoch: A historic ascent, breaking barriers, redefining possibilities in British politics, By Bishop Matthew Kukah
I was quite ecstatic about Kemi Badenoch’s miraculous slaying of the Goliath of the British establishment and emerging as the…
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The coward of Damascus goes down!, By Akaninyere Esiere
Afghanistan has almost always been in the news for several decades. When it started to make global headlines in the…
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Afe Babalola: Of a man and his weakness, By Abimbola Adelakun
Contrary to assertions by some so-called experts who have been prattling all week that Dele Farotimi wrote what he could…
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