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  • The Guardian: A Reflective Appendage To Sabella Abidde’s Article

    by Sylvester Fadal July 27, 2006
    by Sylvester Fadal

    Maybe the Guardian is simply tired as an entity and plays along to remain viable.Maybe the focus of the founder, Chief Ibru, has changed.If this is the case, then something …

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  • Reuben Abati and the Nigerian Guardian

    by Sabella Ogbobode Abidde July 26, 2006
    by Sabella Ogbobode Abidde

    My angst with the Guardian is that in spite of its stated and unstated goals, and considering the resources at its disposal, has not lived up to its billing and …

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  • Naija Music As A Vehicle Of Social Criticism: The Example Of African China

    by Nnaemeka Oruh July 16, 2006
    by Nnaemeka Oruh

    Despite his weaknesses, African China has established himself as a society conscious artiste. He has further succeeded in drawing our attention to most of the problems that the Nigerians society …

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  • Friendly War

    by Wilson Orhiunu July 7, 2006
    by Wilson Orhiunu

    My wife claimed I hadn’t given her “chop money” for the week. I know you don’t believe her. Ah –ah, even the neighbors comment on how much fresher she looks while …

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  • Friendly War

    by Wilson Orhiunu July 7, 2006
    by Wilson Orhiunu

    My wife claimed I hadn’t given her “chop money” for the week. I know you don’t believe her. Ah –ah, even the neighbors comment on how much fresher she looks while …

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  • Friendly War

    by Wilson Orhiunu July 7, 2006
    by Wilson Orhiunu

    My wife claimed I hadn’t given her “chop money” for the week. I know you don’t believe her. Ah –ah, even the neighbors comment on how much fresher she looks while …

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  • Friendly War

    by Wilson Orhiunu July 7, 2006
    by Wilson Orhiunu

    My wife claimed I hadn’t given her “chop money” for the week. I know you don’t believe her. Ah –ah, even the neighbors comment on how much fresher she looks while …

    Read more
  • Friendly War

    by Wilson Orhiunu July 7, 2006
    by Wilson Orhiunu

    My wife claimed I hadn’t given her “chop money” for the week. I know you don’t believe her. Ah –ah, even the neighbors comment on how much fresher she looks while …

    Read more
  • Violence: Teaching Corporate Management Through Literature

    by Damola Awoyokun July 5, 2006
    by Damola Awoyokun

    It is the business of literature to empower us in making the best possible choice in the many alternatives of real life and to illustrate before hand, the consequence of …

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  • Agony Of A Continent

    by Tope Adeboboye July 3, 2006
    by Tope Adeboboye

    Africa’s journey since the first contact with the Portuguese in the late 1490s is what Howard French passionately takes us through in his new book, A Continent For The Taking: …

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  • In Honor of Nigeria’s Literary Giants

    by Michael Oluwagbemi II June 15, 2006
    by Michael Oluwagbemi II

    This summer, I have dedicated my self to renewing the literary ties that bind my spirit to the black loamy soil of our land. This journey has taken me back …

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  • Orunmila, Odia And The NLNG Prizes

    by Damola Awoyokun June 14, 2006
    by Damola Awoyokun

    Every prize in the world lives not on bread alone but also from conditions that flow forth from its overall objective. Since prize sponsors have the freedom of conditions, what …

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  • Kalakuta English and Kalakuta Perspective

    by Damola Awoyokun June 2, 2006
    by Damola Awoyokun

    War is evil. War, throughout history and all over the world, is the condition that produces child soldiers whether in the war on Troy or the war on Rome in …

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  • Igbo Music: Where Are The Gongs And Flutes?

    by Felix-Abrahams Obi May 25, 2006
    by Felix-Abrahams Obi

    When highlife ruled the airwaves in Nigeria in the past decades, voices of Igbo musicians and others of south East extraction added to its popularity. But in the burgeoning contemporary …

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  • Agbani's Sickening Folly

    by Ugochukwu Ejinkeonye May 10, 2006
    by Ugochukwu Ejinkeonye

    Agbani has become Nigeria’s ambassador of shame. She needs to be rescued before greater desperation drives her into more heinous acts. Somebody should, also, please walk across to her parents …

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  • Agbani's Sickening Folly

    by Ugochukwu Ejinkeonye May 10, 2006
    by Ugochukwu Ejinkeonye

    Agbani has become Nigeria’s ambassador of shame. She needs to be rescued before greater desperation drives her into more heinous acts. Somebody should, also, please walk across to her parents …

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