Please pardon me if I have gone against the African myth of keeping quiet amidst pains and suffering. I definitely cannot keep mute about the daily killings, kidnappings, and armed …
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Why have Nigerian leaders even with the highest level of educational exposure and experience fallen short of the practice of modern democracy? I have espoused in other commentaries that it …
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Young people make-up two thirds of the Nigerian population and we are unarguably faced with numerous problems ranging from unemployment, HIV/AIDS, Mass illiteracy, lack of educational opportunities, poverty, and a …
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The Seminar recommended that courses in International Law and Diplomacy should be held at the Bradford Initiative Seminar Room, to prepare University students for rigorous academic pursuit…
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Come to think of it, as at the time I wrote, the House of Representatives Committee headed by Farouk Lawan established the payment of a hefty N3 trillion as phantom …
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I see undeserving idiots, mediocre, charlatans and thieves being lauded and acclaimed everyday by the government, the society, religious segments and even the academics with the conferment of dubious honours, …
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If we had paid attention as a nation, our performances in 1996 would have clearly given us a leverage on where our strength lies, in winning medals in the big …
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The convening of Njiko Igbo by Kalu is not sycophantic, but audacious. The overconfident Kalu sees the Njiko Igbo as an all important socio-political dais for a president of Igbo …
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In any fair deal, a seasoned negotiator will tell you, both sides must feel the pain. It won’t be a deal where the weaker side feel morally justified to bury …
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I must confess that I am still a stranger in this pampered city; since I am barely two months old in this city of chaos and confusion. But all the …