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GIVE ME A BREAK: THE NEW SINGSONG

GLOBAL economic melt down and the Nigerian home grown recession have combined to create a new sing- song in Nigeria . Nigeria in all her years of existence, which is since 1914, has never been exposed...

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As education for change begins

By Toni Akuneme IN the words of John D. Rockefeller of blessed memory, a good leader is the one who pursues above everything else, “the emancipation of the human resource”. This thought must have...

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Hope rising from G20 Summit in China

By Qin Jian During  the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368), Marco Polo, a famous European traveller and explorer from Venice, visited Hangzhou. He was overwhelmed and referred to the city as “the City of...

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T. A. Orji’s hacks (1): Don Ubani (2)

TREACHEROUS Don Ubani, at the fullness of time, will team up with the current governor of Abia State, Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu, to fight his predecessor, Mr. Theodore Ahamefule Orji, if, hopefully, both...

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The disastrous outing at Rio

By Sunday Onyemaechi Eze After an awful outing in the 2012 London Olympics, everyone thought that history of unpreparedness will not repeat itself again as the nation prepare for the just concluded Rio...

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Super Eagles, Rohr and Russia 2018

By Fred Nwaozor Since  February 24, 2016 when Sunday Oliseh resigned as the Coach of the Super Eagles, the technical committee of the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) had relentlessly sought for an...

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Eye care and national developmen

By Smart Adekunle THE primacy of the eye as an indispensable organ in the body cannot be over-emphasized. If you are in doubt, close your eyes for ten seconds and in that brief period, try to walk...

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Why Wike’s support against militancy matters

President Muhammadu Buhari needs at least a morsel of sympathy and cooperation. Buffeted from all sides by a myriad of challenges, an economy in recession, accompanied by falling oil prices,...

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Call for a national religious conference

By Chuks Akamadu IT is exactly one year ago I, alongside other classmates of mine at International Management Institute (IMI), New Delhi visited a religious tourist centre in Tamil Nadu, where...

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Posterity and Buhari’s fight against corruption

By Daniel Ukwu For  over one year now, the nation has been caught in the whirl of the battle between President Muhammed Buhari and corruption. Even his most ardent critics recognize this confrontation...

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Trump’s ‘deplorable’ minority outreach

By  SKC Ogbonnia Let  me start by disclosing that I have been a Republican throughout my  years in America . This affinity is shaped by my values as an African. For we are fundamentally religious,...

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Tribute to Isidore Okpewho

By Isaac N. Obasi HE spoke no words to me and I was not one of his students. Yet Prof. Isidore Okpewho was one of the great minds at the University of Ibadan who inspired and influenced my decision to...

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Buhari’s ‘change begins with me’

By Ehi Ekhator Few days ago, notwithstanding the non-verbal communication of frustration by the President, he approached Nigerians to begin the change, which he (Buhari) promised the country. This is...

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Ndigbo should think home

By Nwobodo Chidiebere “We never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something; build a new model that makes the existing one obsolete”.     –Buckminster Fuller The fate of the...

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Addressing the problems of malnutrition in Nigeria

By Rasak Musbau Education and awareness are the first steps to understanding and solving any problem. The problem of malnutrition is not an exception.  The ranking of Nigeria among countries with the...

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Obesity, mortality and the rest

Very closely trailing tobacco, and may potentially overtake it, obesity is the second leading cause of death and it is too close to conform among African immigrants. Looking at myself in the mirror in...

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Blame game as the master strategy

By EZE CHUKWU A healthy democratic system in any part of the world is dependent on vibrant ruling as well as opposition political parties; as the ruling continues to jostle for power, the latter goes...

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These eminent Nigerians can’t be wrong

Before and since the administration of President Mohammadu Buhari happened on the scene, Nigerians have been fed with hope. Hope that the administration has a magic wand that would immediately solve...

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The coming local government election in Abia

By  Okechukwu  Ukegbu THE local government, which is referred as the third tier of government in Nigeria, may be defined  as the lowest level of government in a country established by law to ensure the...

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Don’t drag Wike into Edo poll mess

While the reasons the Edo State gubernatorial poll of September 10 was postponed a few hours to the exercise are still unfolding, it is laughable that the All Progressives Congress (APC) government of...

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