Efe Ambrose prepares for life in Scotland
‘For six days, they separated me from my nine-month triplets’
Shyllon decries leaders’ ineptitude towards visual art
Rangers: Victim of Boardroom politics
Taiwo settles in at Dynamo Kiev
We’re moulding young minds to become job owners – Bisi Awoyomi, LEARN
Paralympics: After London 2012 what next?
Agunloye: I did not betray Bola Ige
Champions League: Injury KO’s Utaka from Arsenal tie
Odds favour Eagles against Lone Star – Gen. Adebiyi
It’s reaction that destroys marriage… – Bisi Adewale
Walking against traffick!
Bumpy but super hot
Paediatrics brainstorm on the fetal brain
Speed is violence
Do our soldiers have supervisors?
Power Show At INEC: Why The National Assembly Must Avert The Looming Chaos

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Rhythms of the Abati effect(2)
Where are the blueprints from the Ministers? Three months have gone already, when will Jonathan start working? He should read the mood of the Nigerian people more carefully, the ordinary people, I mean. They are impatient.” Now, in essay B, the ‘new’ Reuben, having followed Jonathan “everywhere” and eaten at the President’s sumptuous table (and developed a follow-follow mentality as a result) says that Mr. President “is doing his utmost best to transform Nigeria… President Jonathan is a clever, methodical and intelligent man, who is very adept at wrong footing all the persons who make an effort to second-guess or underestimate him.
Re: State police here
Some readers were vehemently against my view that we’re not quite ripe for establishing State Police, because we lack the maturity to handle it in a way that would bring us peace, and give justice to all.
Stop using match rusty players – Ladipo charges Keshi
The rage is still on from aggrieved Nigerians who are yet to come to terms with the 2-2 draw the Super Eagles had with the Lone Star of Liberia in Monrovia. Former Green Eagles captain Segun Odegbami told Nigerians yesterday that he was still in shock as a result of the result.
Much ado about nothing
“Life doesn’t count for much unless you’re willing to do your small part to leave our children—all of our children—a better world.” —President Obama.
Chase Magazine rejigs, goes monthly
Chase Magazine, an international crime oriented magazine hit the news stand in 2009 and ever since then the magazine which has as its mission to publish in-depth investigative news and features without fear or favour, with a view to promoting social transformation for the qualitative development of a crime free society has been toiling it out in the arduous task in the publishing industry.

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