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  • A Battle Cry To Reverse The Poor State Of The Nation

    by Bode Eluyera January 7, 2007
    by Bode Eluyera

    Perhaps Nigeria is the only country or among the very few countries in the world where the rulers come from the most backward and poorest region of the country…

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  • Obasanjo/Atiku Feud: The Genesis Of The Controversy

    by Odimegwu Onwumere January 4, 2007
    by Odimegwu Onwumere

    The thing started like a joke, the outburst between President Olusegun Obasanjo and Vice President, Atiku Abubakar

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  • Abstinance Vs. Protection in Nigeria

    by Ejiro Osilama January 4, 2007
    by Ejiro Osilama

    Are we as a nation still naïve enough to believe that our teenagers and even adults will abstain from sex because their teachers tell them to, or because of a …

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  • Nigeria & the Internet

    by Chike Arinze January 4, 2007
    by Chike Arinze

    When I first came back to Nigeria as an IT consultant four years ago, I told a friend that NITEL was a lost cause when it comes to bringing the …

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  • First, Kill The Lawyers

    by Michael Ewetuga January 4, 2007
    by Michael Ewetuga

    Nigeria’s problems are multifaceted, the fact that we have an educated class that cannot discern right from wrong is disheartening and I don’t see any way forward when the so …

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  • Ewu Nwadiana And All That Jazz

    by Uche Nworah January 4, 2007
    by Uche Nworah

    I love the Igbo tradition but followers and admirers of the Igbo culture will tell you that Ndigbo have this thing for goats and cows, particularly goats…

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  • Your Excellency, Welcome Back to Oyo-State

    by Yinka Leo Ogundiran January 2, 2007
    by Yinka Leo Ogundiran

    Oyo-State, a once secular State known as the “Pace Setters State” and devoid of violence, thuggery and tumult just became gravely beleaguered in the clutches of intimidation, usurpation and arrogation…

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  • Atiku Seeks Political Asylum?

    by Paul I. Adujie January 2, 2007
    by Paul I. Adujie

    Can Tony Blair of Britain cross over from his party to the Conservative Party and still remain the Prime Minister of the Labour Government. Can Dick Cheney in America cross over from …

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  • Atiku Seeks Political Asylum?

    by Paul I. Adujie January 2, 2007
    by Paul I. Adujie

    Can Tony Blair of Britain cross over from his party to the Conservative Party and still remain the Prime Minister of the Labour Government. Can Dick Cheney in America cross over from …

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  • South-East, South-South and Leadership in Nigeria

    by Anthony A. Kila January 2, 2007
    by Anthony A. Kila

    If the leaders and people of South-East and the South-South can come together and present a common front to ask and fight for a leading role in the coming 2007 …

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  • Criticizing The Critics

    by Michael Ewetuga December 26, 2006
    by Michael Ewetuga

    Election is fast approaching. I have read about those who want to rule the country. All I’ve seen so far are personalities and all that people are supporting are personalities. …

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  • Criticizing The Critics

    by Michael Ewetuga December 26, 2006
    by Michael Ewetuga

    Election is fast approaching. I have read about those who want to rule the country. All I’ve seen so far are personalities and all that people are supporting are personalities. …

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  • The Madness of Political Correctness: Constitutional Crisis as Nigerian Vice President is Replaced

    by Oyeyemi Olodo December 26, 2006
    by Oyeyemi Olodo

    The ongoing political correctness in Nigeria which is interfering with every aspect of the political spectrum such as the obvious EFCC investigation of specific individuals, will destroy the value of the …

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  • The Shame Of Nigerian Opposition Political Parties

    by Uche Nworah December 25, 2006
    by Uche Nworah

    Some of Nigeria’s opposition political parties are just jokers. They are simply playing a game of the-more-you-look-the-less-you-see with Nigerians. The whole equation and logic behind their choice of presidential candidates …

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  • Who Will Teach Our Children?

    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku December 25, 2006
    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku

    The sun has arisen daily from the East and has set in the West since the turn of the century bringing with it a lot of changes, but the poor …

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  • 2006: The Year in Review

    by Michael Oluwagbemi II December 25, 2006
    by Michael Oluwagbemi II

    For Nigerians, this has been an exceptional year in political and socio-economic terms. The year represents perhaps the last month before birth, the last bridge before the destination on our road to either …

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