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Presidential Debate: Challenging the Challenger

Challengers don't let things remain the way they are, they are advocates of change and will go the extra mile to see they emerge...

Islamizing Nigeria, The Republic Of Turkey Example

The historian's duty is to separate the true from the false, the certain from the uncertain, and the doubtful from that which cannot be...

When Change Becomes Inevitable

If you have been following recent happenings in our polity objectively as it concerns the general elections in the past three months, you will...

Nigerian Government and the Extra Time Mentality

The reason why we are still lagging behind in the comity of nations is because our government - both past and present - failed...

Valentine’s Day: A Day To Love

Every year, the fourteenth day of the month of February has millions across the world presenting their loved ones with candy, flowers, chocolates and...

Polls Shift: Man Proposes, Another Man Disposes

After weeks of intensive campaigns across the federation by political parties for the presidential election, the contenders have finally been separated from the pretenders....

When to Christianize and When Not to Islamize Nigeria

There's no doubt to the fact that religion and politics are like Siamese twins in Nigeria as far as politics is concerned, even though...

Politics According To The Progressives

An opposition party represents an alternative government and is responsible for challenging the policies of the government and producing different policies where appropriate. Dr. Asnake...

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