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UNN Final-Year Class Revisits Ola Rotimi’s Classics

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April Fools (11): Attack Of The Clones

by Osita Okoroafor April 28, 2003
by Osita Okoroafor

I remember the rains. I remember the cold as I stood in the rain waiting to exercise my franchise. I remember a beautiful rainbow of umbrellas all over Lagos, as voters waited to cast their ballot; it is the symbol of hope to which I cling…

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Liberty, Democracy And Rule Of Law: Whither Nigeria?

by Ritchie Ejiofor April 28, 2003
by Ritchie Ejiofor

The rule of law is the backbone on which personal liberty and freedom must exist…

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Naija Notes: Say A Prayer For Nigeria

by Toni Kan Onwordi April 23, 2003
by Toni Kan Onwordi

Will Nigeria Burn?

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The Dishonourable Africans – Part V

by Sam Abbd Israel April 23, 2003
by Sam Abbd Israel

Democracy has become the catchphrase for everything that is wrong with Africa…

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April Fools (I): Road To Perdition

by Osita Okoroafor April 16, 2003
by Osita Okoroafor

Is it moot to say that the PDP is the biggest beneficiary from Bola Ige’s death?

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The Irony of Nigeria's Democratic Politics

by Priye Torulagha April 16, 2003
by Priye Torulagha

Will Nigeria finally become a democratic state or continue as a pretender to the throne?

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A claim to fame

by Joan C. Akubue April 14, 2003
by Joan C. Akubue

What prods certain individuals into the murky waters of the underworld?

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April Elections – Welcome Happy Mornings

by Banjo Odutola April 14, 2003
by Banjo Odutola

Listen to the presidential aspirants; all their speeches are littered with God's name. Since the Almighty Father is a consensus candidate, let Him take over our presidency…

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The Dishonourable Africans – Part IV

by Sam Abbd Israel April 14, 2003
by Sam Abbd Israel

On the eve of departure of the imperial civil servants from Africa, they fitted all the national institutions of politics and of commerce with selected African Yes-men…

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Conversation with Karen Ann King-Aribisala

by Ronnie Uzoigwe April 10, 2003
by Ronnie Uzoigwe

Culture is a dress that people wear and you have to get beneath that dress, beneath that physicality and look at what really matters, the things that endure which we cannot see…

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Conversation with Karen Ann King-Aribisala

by Ronnie Uzoigwe April 10, 2003
by Ronnie Uzoigwe

Culture is a dress that people wear and you have to get beneath that dress, beneath that physicality and look at what really matters, the things that endure which we cannot see…

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