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  • No To Sovereign National Conference – A Review

    by Femi Olawole July 10, 2005
    by Femi Olawole

    The book, “No to Sovereign National Conference” is, without the slightest iota of doubt, a demonstration of a deep patriotic fervor by Adebayo Adejare.  The book offers some very cogent ingredients …

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  • Ben Okri: A Rousing Bard

    by Segun Oguntola March 6, 2005
    by Segun Oguntola

    Ben Okri is one of those extant writers who aim to and do rouse social consciousness, impart knowledge; one of those writers whose work is of cosmic proportion…

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  • Black Stars Shine On A White Sky

    by Victor Ehikhamenor March 6, 2005
    by Victor Ehikhamenor

    Halle Berry…She can wear my father’s farm clothes and still look astonishing…If your wife or girlfriend caught you cheating with her in Colorado, she will give you a medal of …

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  • Osuofia In London: A Philosophical Perspective

    by Bekeh Utietiang March 6, 2005
    by Bekeh Utietiang

    There is a danger to argue that the message of a movie does not really matter if the movie is a fiction. True fiction is based on some reality. The …

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  • Remembering Ray…Again

    by Adewale Dada December 13, 2004
    by Adewale Dada

    From the rural south, Ray Charles conquered the stigma of blindness, racism, drugs and an insatiable thirst for female companionship to become the father of modern soul music…

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  • Where Is The Placenta?

    by Femi Olawole September 19, 2004
    by Femi Olawole

    Foluke was alone in the family’s sparsely furnished parlor this afternoon. This was the day the doctor had projected for the expulsion of the fetus in line with the injection …

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  • I Have Nothing to Hide – Lagbaja

    by 'Jamin Ohwovoriole June 10, 2004
    by 'Jamin Ohwovoriole

    “The sax happens to be the instrument that is nearest to the human voice in that you can intone as the human voice will sing. You can growl, you can …

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  • An Evening With Rageh Omaar, the BBC’s Scud Stud

    by Ike Anya June 10, 2004
    by Ike Anya

    The Iraqis knew, unlike many in the West that capturing Saddam was not the end, that more lay ahead…

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  • Did you know?

    by Ejike Okpa II May 16, 2004
    by Ejike Okpa II

    You really don't know Jack, do you?

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  • Heritage Premieres in London

    by Ike Anya January 20, 2004
    by Ike Anya

    Asked why he has not ventured into the burgeoning home video market at the UK premiere of his new movie, veteran filmmaker Ladi Ladebo reveals that he “hates the idea …

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  • Dilemma of a Texan…A Decent Nigerian

    by Sabella Ogbobode Abidde December 1, 2003
    by Sabella Ogbobode Abidde

    I have always enjoyed reading barbs and cutting-remarks about Republicans. This president happens to be a Republican; and Republicans, as far as I can tell, never seem to be able …

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  • How We Destroyed Mike Tyson

    by Toni Kan Onwordi August 25, 2002
    by Toni Kan Onwordi

    Tyson spoke of killing his opponents and eating their children but instead of helping him find help, we rushed to watch his fights, to see him kill his opponents…

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  • Fit For The Love Of It!

    by Uche and Kary Odiatu August 25, 2002
    by Uche and Kary Odiatu

    When someone is ready for something new, it often makes an appearance. When the student is ready, the teacher will appear. Whether you know it or not, you already have …

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  • Poetry Africa 2001: Cultural Commitment and the Eruption of Verse

    by Remi Raji August 24, 2002
    by Remi Raji

    It was a great feeling to "represent" my country in an international festival of a global status, a cultural festival which afforded some participants to be extra-political representatives of their …

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  • Africans Betrayed

    by Emma Etuk April 9, 2002
    by Emma Etuk

    Africans were justified in their expectations for a better life. However, those expectations and hopes were dashed or betrayed…

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  • Christmas In March

    by Tokunbo Awoshakin March 21, 2002
    by Tokunbo Awoshakin

    In the first week of March, a kind of holiday because of the Magdalena festival, the people of Spain devote time to their favorite leisure activities: eating, drinking, dancing, resting …

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