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Reign of hate speeches

One of the ugly fallouts of the social media revolution in the country is the rise and rise of hate speeches across the country. While citizens of other countries use the social media to solve their...

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The sociology of kidnapping in Nigeria

By Olaniyi Olayemi Luke Growing up in Ibadan, parents left no stones unturned in warning us about the menace of kidnapers, called gbomogbomo in Yoruba parlance. Everyday stories of lucky survivors...

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David Attah: Legends don’t die

By Francis Ottah Agbo (francisagbo38@gmail.com) Chief David Ogaba Attah, a quintessential family man, seasoned journalist, politician of conviction, elder statesman and philosopher-king, may have...

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I’ve been to London to see the King

By FEMI ADESINA Not a few tongues had wagged over the fact that President Muhammadu Buhari was outside the country on medical vacation for weeks on end, and no member of his media team was with him....

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Ozubulu and the limits of internet abuse

By Ejike Anyaduba Since the Ozubulu massacre which disrupted the peace of the rustic community and cast a slur on the impeccable security profile of the Obiano government, another flank of attack has...

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A case for Edo charter of equity

By Sufuyan Ojeifo  The legislative cum political absurdity that is going on in Edo State in which the Speaker of the House of Assembly from Edo Central, Justin Okonoboh, has just been impeached and...

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Resume or resign quest: Who will bell the cat?

By JAPH AZUBUINE   IT is understandable that Nigerians are vibrant and gregarious, culminating in the now forceful way of seeing things done whether they are allowable or not. This protocol or routine...

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Empowering youths for national development

By Dennis Erezi Without doubt, the youth reflect the  positive and negative picture of any society. Their energies, inventiveness, characters and orientations define the pace of development and...

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The craze for blood money

By Ayo Oyoze Baje The race is on – the rat race. Everyone wants to get rich – very rich and quickly too. Gone are the days when people believed in the natural principles of sowing seeds, watering,...

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Worrisome activities of Badoo cultists

By Gbemiga Olakunle Badoo is an application on social media. It is an online dating site for those who may find it difficult to get the  love of their lives in real life. Although some users of the...

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As Buhari returns

By Ikeogu Oke There are those who couldn’t bear the thought of President Muhammadu Buhari recovering from his illness, returning from his medical leave in the UK and resuming duty as President. A brief...

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New dawn in Nigeria’s airports

By Dan Aibangbe In the civilised world, air travel remains by far the most preferred means of transportation. It affords you comfort, speed, safety and all-round efficiency. However, for many years,...

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Obiano, APGA and Anambra guber poll

By  Ifeanyi Afuba What went right? William Maduaburochukwu Obiano was not supposed to emerge the APGA candidate for the November 18, 2017 Anambra State gubernatorial poll but the working Willie did...

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Revisiting Akwa Ibom’s Governors Pension Law

By Ofonime Honesty BARELY three calendar years ago, the Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly passed into law a controversial bill which made humongous retirement provisions for former Governors, Deputy...

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The importance of local governments

By AYODELE Okunfolami Newly elected Lagos State local government and local council development area chairmen have  resumed work following the administration of oaths of office on them, on Tuesday, July...

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If I were Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari returned to the country last Saturday after a 103-day medical leave. His arrival brought to an end the protests over his prolonged absence from the country by the Charly Boy...

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Lautech crisis and the pseudo-patriots

By AKEEM ADEBIYI   The plethora of commentaries and armchair analyses on the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso, (LAUTECH) unfortunate crisis is as interesting as it is unpleasant. The...

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The hate-speech Bill

By Chris Akiri THE fiendish spirit of divisiveness is on the prowl in the Nigerian nation-space. Everywhere you go, you can hear deprecatory protests against marginalization, against the corporate...

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No, the police can’t just be your friend

How many times have you seen the slogan prominently displayed in most police stations across the country such as ‘bail is free…, ‘the police is your friend’. But I am sure most Nigerians are aware that...

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Tackling crime with tracking devices

By Fred Nwaozor Tracking devices have become a powerful crime-fighting tool. They have had significant impact in recent years in most countries across the globe. A tracker is a specially programmed...

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