Opinion
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Kidnaping of Nigerian Medical Students: One kidnap too many, By Chidi Esike
Our elders say that when an abnormal or bad thing is allowed to continue for a long time, it starts…
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The mischievous Igbo-must-leave-Lagos campaign, By Emeka Alex Duru
We have severally on this space drawn attention to the wave of anti-Igbo sentiments in some parts of the country.…
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Nigeria and the Paris 2024 Olympics, By Akaninyene Esiere
Two hundred and six countries (including AIN and EOR) participated in the just concluded Paris, France 2024 Summer Olympic Games.…
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South East Development Commission: Benjamin Kalu factor
Back in the village, there was this story of a woman in a polygamous family who was despised by her…
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Kalu, gwo gwo gwo ngwo! By Emeka Obasi
Gradually, we are approaching the end of the Civil War, fifty four long years after General Philip Effiong took the…
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Missing link between Nigerian Patriots’ demand and Tinubu’s response
The request/demand by The Patriots, a group of eminent Nigerians for a new a constitution through National Constituent Assembly and…
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In the matter of the yam eating division of the FCT High Court
“Rights are only worth having if they are occasionally boisterous, often inconvenient and frequently tiresome.” Inigo Bing, The Ten Legal…
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‘Protest’ that ‘restructured’ Nigerians, By Suyi Ayodele
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu should count himself lucky. What he feared most has happened to him. What his predecessors in…
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Lethal illegitimacy and the right to protest in Nigeria
“It is beyond ironic that rights of protest secured with the heroic sacrifices of Nigerians under colonial bondage are now…
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Empty Promises, Endless Suffering: A critical analysis of President Tinubu’s August 4, 2024’s speech
*A missed opportunity as Mr. Emilokan fails to inspire hope or confidence once again I woke up, turned on…
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