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Atiku/Obi ticket: A fresh hope

Emma Asika Uchem The 2019 elections in Nigeria are imminent. There are palpable frenzy and expectations in the air with a lot of horse trading going on, from the local governments to the states and up...

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APC and PDP as metaphoric ‘Egypt’

Oludayo Tade From North to South, East to West of Nigeria, the socio-economic indices of good things of life for Nigerians point to the negative side. Only the political office holders in the ruling...

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What has happened to Ohanaeze’s vision of 2006?

If it takes the visionless drivers to crash the vehicle, it indubitably takes men with vision to navigate today’s Nigerian unstable and rough socio-political terrain. The vision is personified in men...

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Atiku as Ndigbo’s best bet

The drumbeats of the 2019 presidential campaigns and the posturing of the leading contenders have already presented a veritable opportunity for Ndigbo to make the right choices. In Leviticus 20:...

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Nigeria and the potential of 4th industrial revolution

The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) is the fourth major industrial era since the initial Industrial Revolution of the 18th century. It is characterized by a fusion of technologies that is blurring...

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The coup attempt in Gabon

THE  recent botched coup in Gabon was swiftly condemned by the  international community, to accentuate the world’s unequivocal rejection of military dictatorships.  Apparently most societies now accord...

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CJN: Buhari has declared war against Nigeria

I support the war against corruption without minding whose ox is gored. I am on record to have strongly supported President Muhammadu Buhari when, at the beginning of his regime, he authorised the...

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A Diasporan impression of Enugu’s security

By Ronald Ugwu East, west, home is best. This is true, especially for the Nigerian diaspora community. Even if you hold the citizenship of developed countries, no matter the comfort and prosperity you...

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Atiku’s missed penalty and OBJ’s strike

Spot kick or penalty as popularly called in Soccer is a sanction against an offending team who has violated one rule of the game. The beauty of the game and any other sport where penalty is allowed is...

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Lagos and the quest for urban renewal

ENFORCEMENT of Lagos Master Plan as well as model city plan has attracted prime position in the inclusive growth programme of the current administration in Lagos State. Considering its growing...

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A note on Nigeria’s presidential debates

IF voting in the February 16 presidential election were to be influenced by candidates’ performances in the January 19 presidential debate, then both President Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives...

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Trump and the Chinese challenge

 Victor C. Ariole “It is easier to make deals with China than with democrats.”                 – Donald Trump The Champion of the World, USA, is facing distress; and Donald Trump, the President, is...

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Nigeria needs a visionary leader

Iliyasu Gadu  The great countries of today did not come about by happenstance. They were the result of painstaking endeavours of great statesmen who laid and pursued relentlessly, a grand vision of the...

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Social media, youths and Nigeria’s future

Like every new invention which comes with opportunities and challenges, there was a veiled agreement among participants at a recent gathering in Lagos, that social media originally created to foster...

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Are you better off than 4 years ago?

The headline of this column today is not my coinage. It was Ronald Reagan’s ‘killer’ question during the 1980 US Presidential debate with then incumbent President, Jimmy Carter. Reagan, the Republican...

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Nigeria: Theatre of the absurd

Promise Adiele Recently, there was an addition to the list of absurdities that have defined Nigeria’s political environment in the last few years. The current absurdity is the present conflict between...

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Obi and the use of economic data

Uche Chekwube A lot of aspersions have been cast on the figures quoted by the PDP vice-presidential candidate, Mr. Peter Obi, during the last debate held with all other vice presidential candidates,...

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The Onnoghen matter

Sufuyan Ojeifo WHO misadvised President Muhammadu Buhari to suspend the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Samuel Walter Nkanu Onnoghen, using the instrumentality of an ex-parte order procured at the...

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Winds against 2019 polls

In another two weeks or so, Nigerians will be going to the polls to elect a president who will preside over the affairs of the country for the next four years. Sadly, however, the nation’s political...

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The conspiracy against the rule of law

Jerome-Mario Utomi The vibes coming from the supporters of the controversial suspension of Justice Walter Onnoghen, as the Chief Justice of Nigeria by President Muhammadu Buhari and in his place...

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