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  • Arise O Compatriots: A Defining Moment in our Nation’s History

    by Yahaya Balogun December 27, 2014
    by Yahaya Balogun

    “People who live in difficult circumstances need to know that happy endings are possible” – U.S. Supreme Court Justice, Sonia Sotomayor. This message is being sent to fellow Citizens and …

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  • Nigeria: The Stockholm Syndrome and other Psychological Disorders

    by Joe Onwukeme December 24, 2014
    by Joe Onwukeme

    Stockholm Syndrome “is a psychological phenomenon in which hostages express empathy and sympathy and have positive feelings toward their captors, sometimes to the point of defending and identifying with their …

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  • Female Suicide Bombers

    by Michael Egbejumi-David December 22, 2014
    by Michael Egbejumi-David

    Like most people, I believe in God. But I am not what you would call a religious person. In fact, I regard religion a major contributor to the world’s problems. …

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  • When Half a Loaf Is Not Better Than None

    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku December 18, 2014
    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku

    Our people are too easily played by politicians and some of us are trying to understand why. Should we ascribe being led by the nose by political demagogues who exploit …

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  • The Buhari Re-Emergence and some Implications for Nigeria

    by Akintokunbo A Adejumo December 15, 2014
    by Akintokunbo A Adejumo

    Shortly after the coup of December 1983 in Nigeria, in which the seemingly no-nonsense duo of General Muhammadu Buhari and General Babatunde Idiagbon took over by force the government of …

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  • Nigeria: Arms Procurement and Its Diplomatic Implications

    by Joe Onwukeme December 9, 2014
    by Joe Onwukeme

    In recent weeks, it’s been a kind of “Jaw Jaw diplomacy” between Nigeria and The United States government over alleged refusal of The United States to sell lethal weapons to …

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  • Fighting Terrorism in Nigeria: Evolving a Homegrown Strategy

    by Jude Obuseh December 7, 2014
    by Jude Obuseh

    Since the onset of the ongoing insurgency in the North-Eastern part of Nigeria, spearheaded by the fundamentalist Islamist sect, Boko Haram (Western Education is Sin), against the Nigerian State, the …

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  • Jonathan, Keshi & The Little Things

    by Michael Egbejumi-David December 4, 2014
    by Michael Egbejumi-David

    President Jonathan has meddled in Nigerian football matters before. Then, as at now, it ended in a fiasco. That first time, June 2010, after Nigeria crashed and burned at the …

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  • Nigeria, A Darkening Time

    by Okey Ndibe December 2, 2014
    by Okey Ndibe

    Visiting Nigeria in mid-November, I became aware that the country was going through darkening times. The choice of adjective—darkening—is rather advised. For several decades, Nigeria has been mired in dark …

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  • Gen. Muhammadu Buhari will Bring Change to Nigeria

    by Yahaya Balogun November 28, 2014
    by Yahaya Balogun

    “People who live in difficult circumstances need to know that happy endings are possible” – US Supreme Court Justice, Sonia Sotomayor. The resilience and determination of Gen. Muhammadu Buhari to …

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  • Nigeria 2015: Are We Broke, Getting Broke or Going For Broke?

    by Akintokunbo A Adejumo November 18, 2014
    by Akintokunbo A Adejumo

    The news going round is that Nigeria is broke. I, for one, do not believe that fallacy. However, if the treasury is indeed empty or nearing emptiness, then what it …

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  • A 21st Century Health Care Delivery System/Policy in Nigeria: Myth or Reality?

    by Benjamin Ogbebulu November 17, 2014
    by Benjamin Ogbebulu

    As the saying goes, Health is Wealth. Nigerians and indeed the international community were very pleased with the way Federal and state governments, indeed the good people of Nigeria, tamed …

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  • Mrs. Patience Jonathan Resigns

    by Michael Egbejumi-David November 9, 2014
    by Michael Egbejumi-David

    Yes; that was how I first saw the headline too late Thursday, 23 October, 2014. Another headline screamed at me, “Wife of President Jonathan Resigns.” Well, that almost ruined my …

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  • Jailing Their “Excellencies”

    by Okey Ndibe October 21, 2014
    by Okey Ndibe

    A piece of heartening political news came out of Nigeria last week. No, it was not the Federal Government’s proclamation last Friday that it had reached an immediate ceasefire agreement …

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  • How the Ebola Virus Got To Nigeria

    by Michael Egbejumi-David October 21, 2014
    by Michael Egbejumi-David

    Now that we got the ‘all clear’ and we have been able to reasonably restrain the spread of the Ebola Virus Disease in Nigeria, we can take a more dispassionate …

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  • PDP Needs To Tell Nigerians What It Knows About Boko Haram

    by Peter Claver Oparah October 19, 2014
    by Peter Claver Oparah

    In a country where the citizenry do not ask hard questions, one can commit blue murder and walk away with it. In some cases, he can be garlanded for bravery …

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