By Emmanuel Onwubiko In the Wednesday December 3rd 2014 edition of The Guardian Newspaper of Nigeria, the editorial team headed by the highly cerebral editor Mr. Martins Oloja did an …
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Arming the Nigerian Military. Lesson for the US Government
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterMany Nigerians have blamed the United States for a series of losses in Nigeria’s war against Boko Haram Islamist group. The blame hinges on the inability of the American government …
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The Mistake Would-Be Jonathan Presidential Handlers Should Never Make
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterBy Edwin Uhara In the coming weeks, active political activities for next year General Elections will kick start fully and officially! It will be a time to expect the …
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Patience Jonathan: The Executive Activist On Many Fronts!
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterBY OMOBA KENNETH AIGBEGBELE This personage needs no introduction. She is no other person than the woman of courage, the woman whose love for the downtrodden, the less privileged …
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Who is Afraid of Goodluck Jonathan? (1), By Femi Aribisala
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterSome people say Goodluck Jonathan is “clueless.” They would also have us believe he is a weak president. If so, how come his opponents are greatly afraid of him? People …
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By Lucky Agbo Just last week, the Ebonyi state governor, Chief Martin Elechi, on the occasion of solidarity rally for President GoodlucK Jonathan’s second term bid inferred that but for …
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Boko Haram Attacks: Open Letter To North East Christian And Muslim Youths, By Inibehe Effiong
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterDear Christian and Muslim youths in the North East of Nigeria, Let me begin by saying clearly that I share in your pains and agonies. I understand the untold and …
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Ike Ekweremadu: An Embodiment of Experience, Competence and Wisdom
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterBy Kendy Ovbiebo A colleague of mine asked me to examine the Nigerian senators in a cursory manner to determine if they match up with their United States counterparts. This …
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The dilemma for Nasarawa: Al-Makura,the problem not the solution
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterBy Awwal Hudu There is, at least, in Nasarawa State, a time in the reign of every governor, when he becomes the problem, not the solution to existing problems of …
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Liyel Imoke: Not Given to Chest-Thumbing Theatrics
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterLiyel Imoke’s gentle style of governance has won him enthusiastic fans and two elections in Cross River State. This is one governor that is not given to spin and sound …

