At a point during the civil war, my family lived at Ahiara, Mbaise. Then, Ahiara was a rural community tucked almost equidistant between two sleepy, little towns: Owerri and Umuahia. …
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RIBADU REMAINS THE ONLY SAINT THAT LED ANTI-CORRUPTION EFCC
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterIf you want to hang a dog, you give it a bad name. We have a way of rubbishing our heroes in Africa. Some of you may be too young …
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Who Is Corrupt: A. Magu, B. Daura, C. All of the Above?
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterIt can’t be non of the above. It’s either Lawal Daura is right and EFCC boss Ibrahim Magu is a corrupt man, or Daura is corruptly accusing Magu of corruption …
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In the interest of full disclosure, I do not know anyone, I repeat ANYONE who is currently standing trial or is under criminal investigation for corruption in Nigeria or elsewhere. …
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Gov Bindow, Nyako, Atiku and the Supreme Court Judgment
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterNow that Adamawa state Governor Muhammadu Umaru Jibrilla Bindow has finally put behind him the Murtala Nyako poorly thought out court cases that have trailed his government for a long …
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Nigerians, Collapsing Churches, Religion and Systems
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterLast week, it was Uyo, Akwa Ibom, with the following narratives everywhere; that the Akwa Ibom state helmsman Udom Emmanuel would have been part of the casualties as a church …
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Buhari And State Of The Nation: Is Nigeria At War With Itself?
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterTo say that the proliferation of internal military operations in Nigeria should be a source of serious concern to all of us is actually an understatement. Is it not mind-blowing …
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I got information that my leader, Mentor and the servant Leader, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu will return to Nigeria yesterday after weeks of vacation and business trip abroad. I was …
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Nigeria is politically and developmentally in the wilderness. Poor leadership and the attending governance challenges are causative. Because the redeeming power of prayer is near eschatological, Nigerians still pray for …
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Mercy Abang: The important role of Young Ghanaian Bloggers during the elections
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterWritten by Mercy Abang Civic Journalism, especially in Africa where the media is largely controlled by owners or gagged by patronage from state actors, has continued to play a crucial …

