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Revenue Target: What Might Have Been!

by Abiodun Komolafe

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by Jude Obuseh
  • Blessed People, Reluctant (Political) Will, Little Direction

    by Jibril Sado April 1, 2009
    by Jibril Sado

    There can hardly be a greater obscenity than having a clergyman’s aircraft, just by sitting idle in a hangar at an airport, gulp millions of worshipers’ money every month while …

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  • Orile Ede: Preliminary Reflections

    by Pius Adesanmi April 1, 2009
    by Pius Adesanmi

    Whenever I’m invited to reflect critically on the condition of the state in Africa using Nigeria as an example, I always love to unpack the philosophical underpinnings of Orile Ede, …

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  • Nigerians in the Diaspora, Nigeria's Worst Enemies?

    by Tunde Akinloye March 30, 2009
    by Tunde Akinloye

    Rather than making sweeping remarks at Nigerians in the Diaspora, Nigerian leaders should demonstrate genuine love for our land and our people by talking less and acting more in making …

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  • Do Our Politicians Know The Constitution?

    by Akintokunbo A Adejumo March 29, 2009
    by Akintokunbo A Adejumo

    People always think politics is a game, but I always beg to differ. It is no longer a game when politicians make political decisions which affect the lives of millions …

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  • An Abject Abdication of Responsibility (2)

    by Akintokunbo A Adejumo March 29, 2009
    by Akintokunbo A Adejumo

    My issue with Obasanjo is his abject abdication of responsibility and refusal to take the blame, as a good and great leader should do. He practically admitted that people in …

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  • The Dalai Lama and the New South Africa: Today and in Hindsight

    by Ossie Ezeaku March 27, 2009
    by Ossie Ezeaku

    Given the circumstances that surrounded the birth of the new South Africa, many had expected that issues of especially liberty, would shape and dictate the trajectory of South Africa’s foreign …

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  • Cry, My Beloved Nigeria

    by Tunde Ali March 27, 2009
    by Tunde Ali

    Nigeria deserves a better government that will be responsive to the yearnings of its people. Records indicate that twelve of the last thirteen Nigerian Presidents and Heads of State were …

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  • The Hope That Must Be Worked for – Peace and Security

    by Carl Collins Ogunshola Oshodi March 27, 2009
    by Carl Collins Ogunshola Oshodi

    Nigeria being the giant of Africa, has a role to play alongside US and the international community in restoring peace, economic, political and sociological growth in Africa and the rest …

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  • Ibadan State: Beating My Tribal Drum

    by Taju Tijani March 25, 2009
    by Taju Tijani

    The State of Ibadan should be seen as a vehicle of development and social engineering. It has proved its worth both in gold and silver. Ibadan has accommodated the Egbas, …

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  • Chasing Shadows In The Anti-Corruption War

    by Akintokunbo A Adejumo March 25, 2009
    by Akintokunbo A Adejumo

    Our Minister for Justice and Attorney General has always been a barrier and stumbling block to progress in the anti-corruption fight. I really cannot comprehend how Nigeria came to have …

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