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For some reason, in the past week, the Lagos state propaganda machine has made a hue and a dance about the Governor making a harsh example of some uniformed personnel and another hapless fellow who had been driving against traffic along the Airport road in Lagos.
Read More Not many knew there could be a strong relationship between poetry and the economy until Nigerian Poet, Dike Chukwumerije gave his outstanding performance at the 23rd Nigerian Economic Summit in Abuja last year, with which he exposed our ethnic hypocrisies as a nation while criticizing other peoples about racism.
Read More When a man has got the gift of the garb to the extent that APC Party Leader, Adams Oshiomole does, he can literally get away with murder.
Read More Difficult as they have been, the Buhari administration years appear to be the fastest we have had in recent times. While the opposition is catching its breath, it would seem, the administration is already on its way to the next general elections.
Read More When pundits refer to religion as the opium of the masses, they suffer from a severe lack of profundity. To refer to religion in such sweet terms is to remain shallow and inadequate students of History.
Read More At the very height of globalization, Nigeria adopted the mantra: government has no business doing business. Having convinced citizens of this baseless philosophy and while we were drunk in the euphoria of new civilian rule, the Obasanjo administration proceeded to dispose of some of the state’s businesses, many of which owned some of the state’s most valuable movable and unmovable assets. Massive real estate assets in the highbrow neighbourhoods of Ikoyi and Victoria Island were divested and essentially round-tripped with the promise of enhanced efficiency in the different spheres.
Read More October 11- the world came together yet again to draw attention to the plight of the girl child once again, and all over the world.
Read MoreOn the 1st of October, 1960, thousands of Nigerian school children as well as other young persons trooped into the streets in celebration of the Nation’s independence. The country had spared no expense in providing free food and refreshments for the teeming army.
Read More From the theatre and film industries of any country, it is easy to decipher the cultural values of that country.
Read More There is no piece of research that states that living in Nigeria is a science on its own, but it does help to find a manual.
Read More If ever there were an odd duo, it would be that of Senate President Bukola Saraki and Senator Dino Melaye. While the Kogi born politician’s garrulous, gregarious and grim demeanor is construed to be in keeping with his unionist background, his ‘cousin’ from Kwara is smooth, silent – almost like a predator moving on the prey in terms of precision.
Read More While the deepening state of confusion in the country continues to drive more and more unrest in every geopolitical zone, it has also meant a deeper socio political awareness across board.
Read More After dousing the fire it had come under for threatening to disenfranchise any one not registered for the 2019 general elections at this time by extending the registration period by two weeks, Nigeria’s electoral body, INEC, announced that it had registered another 23 political parties, bringing the total figure to 91.
Read More In November of 2006, former schoolteacher and Anambra Deputy Governor, Dr. Virgy Etiaba became, by default, the first female Nigerian governor, a position she held for four months
Read More The challenge of the 21st century would not be the access to information, but rather what to do with the information accessed.
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