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The Looming Ethnic Conflict in Nigeria

by Promise Adiele

Presidents Smaller Than Nigeria

by Uzor Maxim Uzoatu

Religion as a Tool for National Development (1)

by Abiodun Komolafe
  • The Nigerian Energy Conundrum (1)

    by Bemgba Nyakuma January 12, 2011
    by Bemgba Nyakuma

    With $16bn spent on Power Generation, one would expect that Nigeria’s power problems should have all but disappeared. With all due respect to Obasanjo and his PDP regime – you …

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  • An American Terrorist in Tucson Arizona

    by Paul I. Adujie January 12, 2011
    by Paul I. Adujie

    An all American terrorist shot six persons to death. This terrorist, this monster, this animal was allowed to purchase an automatic 9 millimeter weapon with which he assassinated a federal …

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  • When the Hustling is Over!

    by Eferovo Igho January 12, 2011
    by Eferovo Igho

    Tomorrow is just hours away, yet no man seems to know what it holds. All the hustling, hassles of life and ‘the survival of the fittest’ game that has been …

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  • Groundwork for Reforms in the Nigerian Judiciary (1)

    by Adebayo Adejare January 12, 2011
    by Adebayo Adejare

    Prolonged Military Dictatorship stunted Nigeria’s democratic growth and its socio-economic development. Dictators created and fostered a culture of impunity in the entire executive and judicial arms of government. They abrogated …

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  • Look beyond the Presidency

    by Michael Oluwagbemi II January 11, 2011
    by Michael Oluwagbemi II

    Nigeria has three major problems troubling her at the moment: Police, PHCN and PDP. Is it a coincidence that these entities start with the letter “P”? I doubt it…

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  • Jesus Holiness

    by Michael Egbejumi-David January 11, 2011
    by Michael Egbejumi-David

    He never tires of telling people that God actually tapped him on the shoulder one fine day, commended him for his exemplary work, and told him that he was consequently …

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  • ICT Development in Nigeria: 2010 in Review, 2011 in View

    by Ndukaku Kenneth Omeruo January 11, 2011
    by Ndukaku Kenneth Omeruo

    As the report for an emerging Information and Communication Technology industry in Nigeria is being studied by the government, it becomes interesting to follow the imminent convergence of the Communications …

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  • Do We Need Any Constitutional Role for Traditional Rulers?

    by Ikechukwu A. Ogu January 10, 2011
    by Ikechukwu A. Ogu

    Around the 27th of December 2010, the news media reported the promise by President Goodluck Jonathan to send a Bill to the National Assembly for the purpose of enshrining in …

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  • Rebranding Nigeria: Why Dora ‘Absconded’!

    by Eferovo Igho January 10, 2011
    by Eferovo Igho

    Nigeria needs rebranding, no doubt. Indeed it is long overdue. And this was why many of us seemed to have jumped at the choice of Dora and consoled ourselves because …

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  • Okey Ndibe's Passport Seizure: A test of our predictable elasticity

    by Charles Sogbesan January 10, 2011
    by Charles Sogbesan

    My prior experience with the SSS predicted a termination of my self-imposed literary intermission. Not for the sake of furlough for furlough’s sake though. These political days make the graduation …

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