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Revenue Target: What Might Have Been!

by Abiodun Komolafe

Up Close To Prof Bart Nnaji & “The Boss”

by Uzor Maxim Uzoatu

What’s Nigeria’s Real Cancer?

by Jude Obuseh
  • On the Origin and Foundation of Inequality in Nigeria

    by Jude Obuseh December 13, 2017
    by Jude Obuseh

    Man has dominated man to his injury                       – Ecclesiastes 8:9 There are several overt and covert reasons why the Nigerian State has remained backward in virtually all segments of …

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  • Opposition in a Democratic Dispensation

    by Sam Kargbo December 13, 2017
    by Sam Kargbo

    The thesis of this piece is that until political parties in opposition are more organized, purposeful and functioning beyond participating in elections, it is unimaginable and futile to expect governance …

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  • Nigeria’s Necessary Transition To Reality

    by Peter Claver Oparah December 12, 2017
    by Peter Claver Oparah

    Without doubt, Nigeria is in transition; transiting from a consumerist economy to a productive economy. Perhaps, since independence, the focus of our economy has been on consumption. It had all …

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  • Respect and Abuse!

    by Akintokunbo Adejumo December 10, 2017
    by Akintokunbo Adejumo

    In today’s Nigerian (and most African) society with everything going, from politics to terrorism to religious and ethnic intolerance and corruption of epidemic proportions, it is very helpful if we …

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  • How to Save the Kids from an Intolerant World

    by OLUROTIMI OSHA December 9, 2017
    by OLUROTIMI OSHA

    We should be outraged by intolerance and racism towards kids  So, I am going to get personal here. First, let me state that almost every culture has elements of ethnocentrism, …

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  • Making Nigerian Football Attractive in the Digital Age

    by Hope Njoku December 7, 2017
    by Hope Njoku

    Oftentimes, I get too excited about how digitalization has added colour to the game of football. The game is irresistibly enticing. You just can’t stop loving it. In a time …

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  • That Evil Trade in Libya

    by Sam Kargbo December 6, 2017
    by Sam Kargbo

    Way back on 10 December, 1948, the United Nations General Assembly ratified the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, by which the civilized world and most of mankind accepted that: “All …

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  • Atiku and his Consuming Vain Presidential Ambition

    by Peter Claver Oparah December 6, 2017
    by Peter Claver Oparah

    Former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar is desperate. He is desperate to become Nigerian President. This ambition is written all over him. He has shown that he can do anything to …

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  • Time to Reorder Nigerian Religious Values and Beliefs

    by Yahaya Balogun December 6, 2017
    by Yahaya Balogun

    The wind of change blowing on the religious firmament and the realm of individual consciousness in Nigeria is a welcome development. The advent and evolving preachers of salvation to correct …

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  • King of my Country: Welcome Henry Otunde I

    by OLUROTIMI OSHA December 4, 2017
    by OLUROTIMI OSHA

    When the British return, things will be all jolly again in Nigeria. Since November 27, 2017, social media and the Black diaspora have been agog with the official announcement of …

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