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  • Nigeria: From a Human Zoo to an Animal Farm?

    by Isidore Emeka Uzoatu August 26, 2023
    by Isidore Emeka Uzoatu

    Without mince of words, Nigerian citizens since creation have always been juxtaposed with animals willy-nilly. Because of the three of them adorning our coat of arms, perhaps. But topping the …

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  • Nigeria and its Warped Politics and Political Perverts

    by Akintokunbo Ademola Adejumo April 15, 2022
    by Akintokunbo Ademola Adejumo

    That crazy (and actually dangerous, if we don’t mind the banditry, kidnapping, and terrorism) season is here in Nigeria again, where all governance ceases, the poor, ignorant, unknowingly disenfranchised populace …

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  • Nigeria, Hard Times and Cacophonous Tunes

    by Abiodun Komolafe December 9, 2021
    by Abiodun Komolafe

    Fellow Nigerians, if reports emanating from the grapevine are anything to go by, then, interesting times beckon in 2022. Barring any unforeseen circumstances, the Nigerian government is expected to fully …

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  • Nigerians’ Entitlement Mentality and Sense of Belonging

    by Akintokunbo Adejumo September 14, 2020
    by Akintokunbo Adejumo

    Jean-Pierre Legros, Author of “Diversium”, an interdisciplinary theory of Everything wrote: “Nothing is free. Because nothing exists without relationships with something else. Even when a thing is considered independently of …

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  • Examining the Idea of ‘Numbers’ in Edo Elections

    by MajiriOghene Bob Etemiku August 16, 2020
    by MajiriOghene Bob Etemiku

    I have often heard that politics in Nigeria is a game of ‘numbers’. For anyone who needs to understand what that metaphor stands for, they should know that democracy is …

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  • Nigeria: Wake Up, Sleeping Giant!

    by Ugochukwu Ejinkeonye May 28, 2020
    by Ugochukwu Ejinkeonye

    Tomorrow, May 29, 2020, is what used to be referred to in Nigeria as “Democracy Day,” but now it will only serve as the anniversary of President Muhammadu Buhari’s regime and that …

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  • When the foundation of the Nigerian State is faulty, what can the poor masses do?

    by Bolaji Samson Aregbeshola March 13, 2020
    by Bolaji Samson Aregbeshola

    Nigeria has been facing constitutional crisis since independence in 1960. The 1999 Constitution is also the reason for the call for secession, disintegration, restructuring and true federalism by some ethnic …

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  • Nigeria: From Egypt to Egypt?

    by Abiodun Komolafe January 20, 2020
    by Abiodun Komolafe

    Those who are familiar with the history of the Israelites will understand why their story in the wilderness will not be complete without a mention of how, at a stage, they had preferred being “slaves in Egypt” to being subjected to …

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  • Which way, Nigeria? 4+4 or 4-4?

    by Jude Obuseh February 9, 2019
    by Jude Obuseh

    The widespread aversion, in some quarters, to incumbent President Mohammadu Buhari’s re-election bid is as shocking as it is baffling. It beats the imagination that in less than four years, …

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  • Direct Primaries Will Strengthen Nigeria’s Democracy

    by Peter Claver Oparah September 5, 2018
    by Peter Claver Oparah

    One of the most profound decisions the Adams Oshiomhole-leadership of the All Progressives Congress is bringing to party politics is the adoption of direct primary as a means of selecting …

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  • Towards a New Nigeria: Presidential Aspirants to Note

    by Adekunle Akinyemi May 10, 2018
    by Adekunle Akinyemi

    We, the people of Nigeria, must device a means of steering the course of our destiny in the light of the socio-political realities of the present time.  Our condition calls …

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  • Bill Gates, AI and returned Nigerian Loot

    by MajiriOghene Bob Etemiku March 31, 2018
    by MajiriOghene Bob Etemiku

    Last month, March, a self-driving SUV knocked down and killed a pedestrian trying to cross the street in downtown Arizona, USA. That incident came at a time when UBER was …

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  • Nigeria’s Hard Decision: Bend or Break?

    by Adekunle Akinyemi March 29, 2018
    by Adekunle Akinyemi

    The time is now for our politicians to be proactive about what direction our nation will be moving from now on.  My experience with my friends and other Nigerians both …

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  • Be a Part of History

    by OPEYEMI AJAYI February 27, 2018
    by OPEYEMI AJAYI

    About 100 years ago, the Spanish flu wiped out 5% of the world’s population; it was reported as one of the deadliest disasters in human history. Those days were dark …

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  • Some Notes on Germany and Nigeria

    by Augustine Togonu-Bickersteth January 19, 2018
    by Augustine Togonu-Bickersteth

    I am out to enhance relations between Nigeria and Germany. Would you like to be personally involved? I am open to friendship and projects. Germany and Nigeria have the largest …

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  • Rabid Ethnicity as Factor Holding Down Nigeria

    by Peter Claver Oparah January 15, 2018
    by Peter Claver Oparah

    Without doubt, fervent ethnicity is one of the greatest bulwarks holding down the growth and progress of the country and in this mad inclination to the idol of ethnicity, all …

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