June 25, 2015 The events since the inauguration of Nigeria’s 8th National Assembly are not trending exactly like the making of the change the world had hoped for when Muhammadu …
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Capitalism, free market economy and democracy are triplet children. They are just like a triple stand of a stool, so when one is missing, there will be no balance. If …
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Speaking in Abuja at the annual Ramadan Lecture of the Al-Habibiyyah Islamic Society of Nigeria last Sunday, the embattled Osun State Governor, Mr. Rauf Aregbesola, said: “The challenge I face …
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Remember this joke? “Master, master, Shaolin is fighting in the temple!” Master replies, “he chop bele-full be that.” I am tempted to ask, why are the APC fighting all over …
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Propagated States Ethnic Champions & Ministers Empty Treasury
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterWe all know that the more ministers, commissioners, local chairmen and councilmen there are to justify our agitation for more states and 250 ethnicities, the more money leaks from treasury …
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By Muhammad Ajah The immediate past President Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan was a human being with all the components of human mind. Since he eventually handed over the nation power …
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President Muhammadu Buhari is dangerously close to leaving Nigerians disillusioned. Forget about his failure (as at this writing) to announce his cabinet, bad as it is. President Muhammadu Buhari is …
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Oil Deregulation: A Case Of Exploitative Ignorance
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterMajority of Nigerian problems have all been talked about but not thought about in manner they deserve. Nigeria has been talking of economic injustice, social injustice, judicial injustice, but there …
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Ndigbo And The Politics Of The Federal Civil Service
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterFor the duration of his tenure, one critical challenge which President Muhammadu Buhari would have to contend with is to prove to the contrary the general feeling among the Igbo …
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Early this year when campaigns were up beat in all facets of Nigeria’s political life, one name rang significant bell not necessarily because of her feminine gender but more particularly …

