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Power sector: The watts that weren’t!

by Abiodun Komolafe

Death, the leveller of men!

by Abiodun Komolafe

Komolafe: Five years and a timeless memory

by Abiodun Komolafe
  • Do They Really Care for Black Africans?

    by John Iteshi July 6, 2005
    by John Iteshi

    Even if Bob Geldof and his cohorts have genuine concerns about the ordinary people in Africa, they are going about it the wrong way because they are not actually addressing …

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  • Critical Perspectives on Dele Olojede’s Pulitzer Story

    by Damola Awoyokun July 6, 2005
    by Damola Awoyokun

    It is imperative to subject Genocide’s Child, Dele Olojede’s Pulitzer winning story to metaphysics, psychoanalytic reading and a newer, pro-life criticism. Unlike The Diary of Anne Frank and The Story …

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  • Congratulations Mr. President!

    by Paul I. Adujie July 6, 2005
    by Paul I. Adujie

    President Obasanjo is surely a smart and brilliant manager of Nigeria’s resources. It is often said in management that smart and savvy managers hire the best fits for the jobs …

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  • Ota Mi De, Ada Mi Da

    by Dr. Wunmi Akintide July 6, 2005
    by Dr. Wunmi Akintide

    Identical words with totally different meanings and effect in dialectics or languages around the world may be telling us something about our common heritage…

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  • Buying a House in America: When Lenders Compete, Home Buyers Win?

    by Dr. Wunmi Akintide June 27, 2005
    by Dr. Wunmi Akintide

    If you have tenants, don’t rely on whatever rents they are going to pay you as your only source of paying your mortgage because you will be disappointed. Eight out …

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  • Celebrating The Nigerian Political Amazons

    by Femi Olawole June 27, 2005
    by Femi Olawole

    The women in Nigerian politics have come a long way.  Theirs has been a very thorny and torturous journey through a very narrow and murky path in the nation’s political …

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  • Essays From Exile: The Skid Screed

    by Ikhide R. Ikheloa (Nnamdi) June 27, 2005
    by Ikhide R. Ikheloa (Nnamdi)

    The West must learn a lesson that my American bank knows too well and it is this: When you give a military junta a loan, it is analogous to giving …

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  • Lagos State LG Funds: Waiting for the Apology

    by Churchill Okonkwo June 27, 2005
    by Churchill Okonkwo

    Imagine a ship at sea that is in trouble. The lights keep going out. The engine is faltering. The rudder is unreliable. The first mate is drunk. The crew is …

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  • The Roar of A Lame Lion (2)

    by Segun Akinyode June 27, 2005
    by Segun Akinyode

    Corruption a la Nigeria is a reactive phenomenon.  It is a crime perpetuated out of the need to survive in the moment and reserve enough for the dicey future.  It …

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  • The Roar of A Lame Lion (1)

    by Segun Akinyode June 27, 2005
    by Segun Akinyode

    Corruption a la Nigeria is a reactive phenomenon.  It is a crime perpetuated out of the need to survive in the moment and reserve enough for the dicey future.  It …

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