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  • You Will Laugh Again

    by Odimegwu Onwumere October 25, 2011
    by Odimegwu Onwumere

    What many people do not know or realize is that contentment cannot be bought with money, although money is very necessary in life. Contentment should not be measured by material acquisitions, but by the satisfaction that comes inwardly…

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  • Hamid Karzai in the Taliban's Den: US policy in reverse gear

    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai June 26, 2011
    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

    The recent deadly bombs that exploded In Afghanistan must worry President Hamid Karzai, as the United States has irrevocably decided to draw down its troops in Afghanistan…

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  • What We Don’t Understand About “No”

    by Enitan Doherty-Mason June 30, 2010
    by Enitan Doherty-Mason

    Self esteem plays a lot into so many things in life. It plays a much larger role than we care to admit. It exacerbates many other emotions that might more readily be kept under control with sound reasoning…

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  • And My Name Shall Be Called…

    by Adewale Ajani June 24, 2010
    by Adewale Ajani

    I need an urgent name change before my profession goes the way of ‘dinosaurian’ extinction all because I refuse to go with the times by adopting a ‘cool’, ‘happening’ tag…

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  • Omoluwabi: Igniting Yoruba Lost Values (2)

    by Taju Tijani June 10, 2010
    by Taju Tijani

    Omoluwabi is the deodorized and comforting cultural renaissance being courageously embraced by Yoruba men and women of ideas as a conduit of heritage renewal among a brave and valorous race of people currently torn apart…

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  • Omoluwabi: Re-igniting Yoruba Lost Values – 1

    by Taju Tijani May 21, 2010
    by Taju Tijani

    Modern Yoruba nation is afflicted with severe cultural disabilities and the best way to shift this axis of cultural articulation is to embrace Omoluwabi as nexus of future Yoruba social, economic and political prosperity…

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  • Africa: Local financing of oil and gas industry

    by Emeka Chiakwelu May 2, 2010
    by Emeka Chiakwelu

    The lack of large capital financing is a major obstacle for the oil and gas industry in Africa. For the industry to continue to be viable and buoyant, ways must be devised for ready availability of the capital in local markets…

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  • The Joy and the Beauty of Old Age

    by Sabella Ogbobode Abidde April 25, 2010
    by Sabella Ogbobode Abidde

    There was a time we couldn’t wait to mature. At five, we longed to be ten and then fifteen. At sixteen, we couldn’t wait to be twenty and thirty and all that. Rare is the person who wanted to be a child or an adolescent for ever…

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  • An Imperfect World, Ol’ Boy

    by Richard Deji-Tijani January 5, 2010
    by Richard Deji-Tijani

    I have no challenging and troubling spots. All my life, I have worked my destiny to the bone to live a perfect lifestyle. Until…Yes, until one hot afternoon when my neighbour, as garrulous as ever, perforated the bubble of my pretences…

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  • The Meaning of Being a Genius

    by Damola Awoyokun July 29, 2009
    by Damola Awoyokun

    Geniuses have no time for sanity. They prefer ideas to normality. They are not of us. They are just en route since they do not belong here. While others are fighting for lands and possessions to stake their claim on earth, geniuses are fighting gravity to capture the skies…

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  • I Join Others In Mourning The Legendary Michael Jackson

    by Dele A. Sonubi June 28, 2009
    by Dele A. Sonubi

    On the afternoon of the second day of MJ’s death, I got glued to the CNN channel and watched as every program broadcast that day carried the news of the demise of the great musical Icon…

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  • Still on Michael Jackson – Death Where Is Thy Fang?

    by Olusegun Fakoya June 28, 2009
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    What is it about death that brings about the sober aspect of human nature? Why does it take the death of another man for us to realise our ephemeral nature?

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  • We Are Neither

    by Austin 'Dwiggs' Mackenzie April 27, 2009
    by Austin 'Dwiggs' Mackenzie

    Don’t you sometimes wonder where our attitudes and beliefs originate? Whether you agree or not, people are basically a product of their environment, cultures and beliefs…

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  • The Nostalgia Of Unshed Tears

    by Felix-Abrahams Obi April 3, 2009
    by Felix-Abrahams Obi

    Two young men leap into the rectangular hole hewn out of the red earth to receive the white coffin that housed the bodily remains of my beloved aunt. As family members pay her final respects, the young men shovel heaps of red earth to cover the glistening white coffin till it’s shut out of our view forever…

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  • The Sting of Death

    by Charles U. Ofoefule January 16, 2009
    by Charles U. Ofoefule

    In spite of the very many attempts to explain or subdue the power of death, the ‘death phenomenon’ has quite proven to be one thing that mankind cannot overcome…

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  • Morals, What Morals?

    by Michael Ewetuga December 19, 2008
    by Michael Ewetuga

    It amuses me when people preach morals or claim to hold themselves to a higher moral standard. Wise men and women know that there is no such thing as a higher standard…

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