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  • Anambra State Governorship Election: Shenanigans, Ramblings and Pandemonium

    by Emeka Chiakwelu February 1, 2010
    by Emeka Chiakwelu

    Anambra State needs and deserves a governor and leadership that will transform the wasteland of poverty, ignorance and corruption into a stable and fulfilling society…

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  • Rear Admiral Arogundade: Before You Raise The Koboko

    by Charles Sogbesan January 30, 2010
    by Charles Sogbesan

    If there was ever any cincher that social conditioning, apathy and adaptation have sealed our faith, it is in our inclination towards jurisdiction. It is as predictable as our society …

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  • Nigeria: Those Military Coup Rumours

    by Max Siollun January 27, 2010
    by Max Siollun

    There has been no military coup in Nigeria for over 16 years. That is the longest period of time in Nigeria’s history without a military coup. But some troubling noises …

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  • Lagos Okada Riders and Death Wish

    by Uche Nworah January 27, 2010
    by Uche Nworah

    For many Lagosians, riding daily on okada is an unavoidable part of their daily routine as only the ‘kings of the road’ have the daredevil DNA to waltz, dash, slide, …

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  • Anambra and Nigeria’s burden

    by Okey Ndibe January 25, 2010
    by Okey Ndibe

    In eleven days – February 6 – Anambra voters will (attempt to) go to the polls to elect the state’s governor for the next four years. They have a full …

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  • Between Democracy Development: What Gives?

    by Michael Oluwagbemi II January 25, 2010
    by Michael Oluwagbemi II

    In Nigeria, one with the benefit of hindsight may realize the missed opportunities in 1960, 1979, 1993 and 1999 to do the proper thing and bequeath to our country a …

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  • The Terror Watchlist: Nigeria’s Response

    by Kola Alapinni January 25, 2010
    by Kola Alapinni

    When America and the West fail to get their acts together, it is a systemic failure. When a man reports his son to the US security to be on the …

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  • Mutallab: A tragic Example of Poor Parenting

    by Bayo Olupohunda January 24, 2010
    by Bayo Olupohunda

    Sending young people barely old enough to tie their shoe laces away from home to an alien culture and strange environment where they are opened to all forms of associations …

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  • Is Nigeria a Terrorist Haven? Part 2

    by Max Siollun January 21, 2010
    by Max Siollun

    The presence of Cuba and Nigeria on the List demonstrates that the U.S. has used the Mutallab affair as a pretext to get even with countries that it has long …

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  • Yar’dua’s Absence: Tales from the Street

    by Bayo Olupohunda January 21, 2010
    by Bayo Olupohunda

    The docility of Nigerians to the affairs of this country and the President continued absence explains why information managers in Abuja can continue to spin webs upon webs of lies …

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  • Another Carnage In Jos!

    by L.Chinedu Arizona-Ogwu January 21, 2010
    by L.Chinedu Arizona-Ogwu

    Badly planned, poorly conducted military operations are also responsible for the rise of religious crisis in the middle belt, where the loss of lives and property and displacement of thousands …

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  • Yar’adua And Nigeria: Towards A More Perfect Union?

    by Michael Egbejumi-David January 20, 2010
    by Michael Egbejumi-David

    If anyone is still in any doubt about the lopsidedness of Nigeria, look no further than Yar’Adua’s AWOL and all its ramifications, the latest of which is his handlers’ decision …

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  • The Other Side of Abdulmuttalab

    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku January 20, 2010
    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku

    Abdulmuttalab is now more popular than Barack Obama and Michael Jackson put together.  He has completely changed how the world and our international friends view Nigeria and Nigerians. He has …

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  • Nigeria Lives Abroad: Innocent yet injured!

    by L.Chinedu Arizona-Ogwu January 20, 2010
    by L.Chinedu Arizona-Ogwu

    Nigerians abroad are experiencing injurious threats against what they know nothing about. There’s no end to the bad news on the overseas workers’ front. Labour officials have said more Nigerians …

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  • To Our Representatives and Other Misrepresentatives

    by Adepoju Paul Olusegun January 19, 2010
    by Adepoju Paul Olusegun

    Since 1999 when Nigeria supposedly returned to democratic rule, the representatives at all levels – federal, state, and local governments, have been more of rubber stamps in the hands of …

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  • Nigeria Nation: Victim of Terror, Not A Terrorist State

    by Tunde Ali January 19, 2010
    by Tunde Ali

    By all definitions and with whatever measuring standard, Nigeria is not a terrorist nation. Anybody or any government that think otherwise is only exhibiting a fallacy of judgment…

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