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Trump Wakes Nigeria: Nigeria Remains Awake

by Promise Adiele

Of Pseudo Letter Writers and Authors

by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku January 3, 2015
by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku

A letter is often a method or means of communication between two or more persons. Once penned and signed by the encoder, a letter becomes an extension of the soul…

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Nigeria’s Democracy, Its Electoral Process and the Journey so Far

by Benjamin Ogbebulu January 3, 2015
by Benjamin Ogbebulu

After years of military coups and unsuccessful attempts to establish civilian rule, Nigeria eventually made another transition in 1999, with much expectation to end for good military rule in the…

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General Muhammadu Buhari: The Wind of Change

by Joe Onwukeme December 31, 2014
by Joe Onwukeme

The wind is blowing, the wind Nigerians have always desired and dreamt of but vanishes at the break of dawn. Nigerians have never experienced such wind since our transition from…

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Heaven and how to get there

by Eferovo Igho December 31, 2014
by Eferovo Igho

                      Heaven, O sublime home of all purity, That which Satan and his crew emptied; And now ever admitting mortals…

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Simple Needed Laws Nigerian Politicians Will Not Pass

by Anthony A. Kila December 30, 2014
by Anthony A. Kila

What do you think is the main problem facing Nigeria? Yes, you are not the only that think so. Go to any part of Nigeria or meet any group of…

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Defeating the Nigerian Establishment (Part 2)

by Jude Obuseh December 29, 2014
by Jude Obuseh

Each generation must out of relative obscurity discover its mission, fulfill it, or betray it – Frantz Fanon Despotism has thrived for so long in this country because it has…

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Defeating the Nigerian Establishment (Part 1)

by Jude Obuseh December 29, 2014
by Jude Obuseh

Each generation must out of relative obscurity discover its mission, fulfill it, or betray it – Frantz Fanon This column has served as a medium through which I have ceaselessly…

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Arise O Compatriots: A Defining Moment in our Nation’s History

by Yahaya Balogun December 27, 2014
by Yahaya Balogun

“People who live in difficult circumstances need to know that happy endings are possible” – U.S. Supreme Court Justice, Sonia Sotomayor. This message is being sent to fellow Citizens and…

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Being an African in America Circa 2014

by Mary Shorun December 24, 2014
by Mary Shorun

I am a Nigerian who has been living in America since I could spell the words “puberty” and “adolescence;” I am therefore more than qualified to dish out some words…

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Nigeria: The Stockholm Syndrome and other Psychological Disorders

by Joe Onwukeme December 24, 2014
by Joe Onwukeme

Stockholm Syndrome “is a psychological phenomenon in which hostages express empathy and sympathy and have positive feelings toward their captors, sometimes to the point of defending and identifying with their…

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Jimi Agbaje’s Biggest Burden

by Anthony A. Kila December 23, 2014
by Anthony A. Kila

If you believe in luck then you will have to admit that compared to most of the states of the federation, my state, Lagos, is indeed a lucky state in…

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