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Viral Poems by Sunny Ayewanu; Bookdoctors Ventures Publishing, Lagos, Nigeria; 2025; 109pp
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The iconic Adesuwa Africa exhibition will hold at...
The recent decision by the Nigerian Broadcasting Commission (NBC) to ban the airing of Eedris Abdulkareem’s politically charged song, "Tell Your Papa," from television...
In his recently launched memoir, A Journey in Service, former Nigerian military President Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida attempts to recast his controversial tenure with a...
If This Giant Must Rise: Interventions on Leadership and Governance in Africa, by Kayode Fayemi; Makere, a trademark of Masobe Books and Logistics Ltd,...
The same government that had told us that it had sent crime into exile was the same government that recently set up an inter-agency committee geared to examine the racketeering of sales of babies in the state...
I found everything wrong with the queer sense of justice behind most of the recent election tribunal judgments where offences were established and no offender identified...
As head of state, Buhari brooked no corruption and he lived above board but when he embraced democracy, he did so with commitment and total conviction that it is the best form of government. It is that attribute that has seen him build a formidable party within a relatively short time...
In Today’s Nigeria, the biggest fools are the street urchins and the armed robbers. Why they waste valuable time, talent and energy robbing people of one hundred dollars or less is what I don’t bloody understand...
Nigerian children are initiated into the cult of ethnic and religious bigotry as soon as they are born...
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