Opinion
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2027 not for the North, By Emeka Obasi
The Fourth Republic will go down in History as Nigeria’s darkest part where many criminals walked into power effortlessly, bringing…
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TINUBUNOMICS: The political economy of poverty, By Victor Anazonwu
This article was first published in August 2023, three months after the Tinubu administration was inaugurated. It is reproduced here…
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Wole Soyinka: Has the man died?, Dr Promise Adiele
I once wrote an open letter to Wole Soyinka titled, “Open Letter to Wole Soyinka,” when his disingenuous, regrettable evolution…
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A year in purgatory, By Chidi Amuta
There is a sense in which both Nigerians and Mr. Tinubu share a place in purgatory in the last one…
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Hail Nigeria! Where national anthem is priority over people, By Ikeddy Isiguzo
Ordinarily, Honourable Julius Ihonvbere, OON, Majority Leader, Nigeria’s House of Representatives, the man at the centre of the imbroglio over…
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Kwankwaso-Ganduje factor in Kano Emirate crisis, By Emeka Alex Duru
Beyond the uncertainties in Kano Emirate Council over the reinstatement of Sanusi Lamido Sanusi as the 16th Emir of Kano…
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Soyinka as Okonkwo in ‘Things Fall Apart,’ By Val. Obienyem
Prof. Wole Soyinka is a distinguished Nigerian whose contributions to literature and politics are globally recognized. However, despite his achievements,…
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My pension, your pension in the hands of ‘Lagos,’ By Suyi Ayodele
Lagos does not have restraints when it comes to spending money. His first name is Nínál’owó (Money is meant to…
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Kneeling for Imams of northern Nigeria, By Lasisi Olagunju
A minister suffered severe abuse and reprimand from the elites of the North last week because she asked the North…
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Ubah and syndrome of anointed candidate
Every politically conscious citizen of Anambra State knows that Senator Ifeanyi Ubah is seized with the ambition of becoming the…
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