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Same Terrorist, Two Death Announcements — And The State Says “Trust Us This Time”?

Nigeria’s Presidency has announced the killing of ISWAP commander Abu-Bilal al-Minuki in a joint operation involving Nigerian security forces and international partners in the...

Middle East Conflict: The Reality in Nigeria

The US and Israel are on one side. Iran is on the opposite side. Tempers are flaring. There are irreconcilable differences. Accusations and counter...

US, Israel, and Iran: Nigeria’s Hypocritical Culture

Hypocrites are subliminal enemies to humanity. They are everywhere – in churches, mosques, communities, and work environments. They usually present a misleading façade, sometimes...

Trump’s Shout-Out To First Lady Oluremi Tinubu — Diplomacy Or Drama?

Donald Trump’s recent acknowledgement of a visiting First Lady at a longstanding bipartisan prayer breakfast has sparked more online debate than the moment likely...

Trump’s Adventure in Venezuela: Implications for Nigeria

Recently, the world was reminded of the domineering, totalitarian, and imposing status of the United States. The US, led by Donald Trump, invaded Venezuela...

Is Third World War Inevitable and Imminent?

The cracks in the League of Nations, which was established in 1919 for the promotion of international co-operation, peace and security came rather too...

Recolonization of Nigeria

The recolonization of Nigeria is a clear and present danger. In some radical quarters, there has always been the talk that Nigeria never truly freed...

President Trump’s Parable: The War of Interest

The recent statement from the President of the United States, threatening to cut aid to Nigeria and order military preparations unless attacks on Christians...

Election Server Glitches: America Fixes Systems, Nigeria Excuses Failure — The Real Difference Between A System And A Syndrome!

When someone says, “Even America has election glitches,” they’re either being dishonest or deliberately missing the point. Comparing a temporary malfunction in a few...

Trump Wakes Nigeria: Nigeria Remains Awake

J. P. Clark’s poem "Night Rain" recounts the hardships faced by indigent people in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. According to the poem,...

UNGA at 80: A Step Towards Peace and Conflict Resolution

As we find ourselves navigating the complexities of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the discussions surrounding a two-state solution become increasingly urgent. This discourse is not...

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Nigeria’s democracy, Boko Haram and public orderliness!

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This is a story about American appetite for drugs and narcotics which has and is still ruining many lives in America and many neighboring nations, particularly, America's southern neighbor, the nation of Mexico...

On the Dismemberment of the defunct Nigeria Airways (and other defunct Nigerian Institutions)

“SPECIAL REPORT: The men who embezzled Nigerian Airways to...

Lagos: A History In Pictures, 1861 to 1961 (3)

It is important to reproduce here that the great historian, Prof J F Ade Ajayi, debunked the theory and the belief that the British bombarded Lagos because it was a notorious “slave depot” in 1851 or annexed it in 1861 because “the permanent occupation of this important point in the Bight of Benin is indispensable to the complete suppression of the slave trade..."

Endlessly Awaiting Trial in Nigeria; A National Shame!

Corruption is 90 percent responsible for needless detention. Detention is used by corrupt police officers to extort money from those who are innocent and know that they are innocent...

Fayemi: Second Coming of a Long Distance Runner

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