Opinion
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Nigeria, country in an unending conundrum, By Okey Elebe
A comedian once quipped that should he at death be ushered to hell, he would vehemently protest to God against…
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Tinubu’s Chicago blues and Nigeria’s shame, By Ugo Onuoha
Three significant things happened in Nigeria and about Nigeria in the last 10 days. And many more happened in the…
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63 years after QUACKS remain in the saddle, Prof Chris Nwaokobia Jnr
Where are the heroes? Who were they? When did we grow heroes? How did we grow them? At what point…
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63 years of wandering, wondering, wallowing in excuses, By Ikeddy Isiguzo
One of my most confounding moments is when it is time to review Nigeria’s years of independence. So much has…
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The Question of Greed, By Sonala Olumhense
Earlier this year, with tremendous joy, I ran into Jim Igbinedion. When I entered Edo College in 1969, he…
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Independence Day Blues! By Akaninyene Esiere
There must be something wrong with Saturday compared with other days of the week! Why was it not a Sunday…
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78th UNGA: President Tinubu and his defining moment, By Tunde Rahman
The just-ended 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly was President Bola Tinubu’s first outing at that important gathering…
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Go to court, or go to hell?, By Andy Ezeani
It has not been too long ago that Nigerians celebrated the coming into being of Electoral Act 2022, the new…
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Why Adelanwa denied Adelanwa, By Emeka Obasi
Times were good during the post independence years and after the Civil War. Integrity meant so much. Admiral Michael Adelanwa…
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Justice for sale?, By Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa, SAN
Increasingly but alarmingly, it is gaining ground that Nigerians now believe that justice is for sale. This position seems to…
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