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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
  • Words Mean More Than What Is Set On Paper…

    by Odimegwu Onwumere December 7, 2014
    by Odimegwu Onwumere

    A child is engaged with words than reading and this comes even with the child’s first days in school. Processing the child’s thoughts and actions in communication analysis are at …

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  • Fighting Terrorism in Nigeria: Evolving a Homegrown Strategy

    by Jude Obuseh December 7, 2014
    by Jude Obuseh

    Since the onset of the ongoing insurgency in the North-Eastern part of Nigeria, spearheaded by the fundamentalist Islamist sect, Boko Haram (Western Education is Sin), against the Nigerian State, the …

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  • Unwarranted & Unsolicited Calls & Text Messages: Open Letter To The Chairman, Nigeria Communications Commission

    by Joe Onwukeme December 6, 2014
    by Joe Onwukeme

    Sir, UNSOLICITED AND UNWARRANTED CALLS AND TEXT MESSAGES TO OUR PHONES. I want to use this medium to bring to your notice the varieties of unsolicited calls and text messages …

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  • Jonathan, Keshi & The Little Things

    by Michael Egbejumi-David December 4, 2014
    by Michael Egbejumi-David

    President Jonathan has meddled in Nigerian football matters before. Then, as at now, it ended in a fiasco. That first time, June 2010, after Nigeria crashed and burned at the …

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  • Nigeria, A Darkening Time

    by Okey Ndibe December 2, 2014
    by Okey Ndibe

    Visiting Nigeria in mid-November, I became aware that the country was going through darkening times. The choice of adjective—darkening—is rather advised. For several decades, Nigeria has been mired in dark …

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  • PDP, APC, what’s the Difference?

    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku December 2, 2014
    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku

    With just a month or two left for us to go to the polls to elect those who would determine our future in the next four years, Nigerians have witnessed …

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  • Fighting Terrorism with Rhetorics

    by Jude Obuseh December 1, 2014
    by Jude Obuseh

    At the Eagle Square, Abuja, where he formally declared his ambition to contest the 2015 Presidential Elections, the incumbent President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, vowed …

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  • Fayose: The “Surugede” Dance of the Disillusioned Governor

    by Joe Onwukeme December 1, 2014
    by Joe Onwukeme

    An Igbo proverb: A child that dances to the sweet melody of “surugede” does not know surugede is the song of the spirits. This is exactly the kind of dance …

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  • Mercantilist Christianity

    by Jude Obuseh December 1, 2014
    by Jude Obuseh

    The yuletide is upon us again. It is that time of the year when both true and copycat Christians traditionally assemble to celebrate the birth of our Lord and savior …

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  • Governor T. A. Orji: Victim of Circumstance?

    by Joe Onwukeme December 1, 2014
    by Joe Onwukeme

    A victim of circumstance is a person whom something bad happens to because of factors outside his control. I’m not from Abia state, neither am I a fan of the …

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