The last generation that passed nothing on, by Stephanie Shaakaa
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SubscribeFarewell to a great man
He was a pioneering indigenous bureaucrat of distinction who started to make an indelible mark on public life during colonial rule and famed patriot whose dedication to excellence and the common good won him admirers all over this country.
What happened to the banana peel?
FOR the legislative arm of our civil rule, the beginning was nothing less than troubled. It was a time when the first speaker, Ibrahim Salisu Buhari, also known as Imam, was found to have lied about his educational qualification in order to get into the House in the first place.
At kidnappers’ mercy
They eventually took pity on him and let him go. Kidnapping has become the favourite crime in the South East and South-South, with Rivers, Abia, Anambra, Akwa Ibom and Edo states as the red flag states. Armed robbers are now migrating to kidnapping because it is obviously seen as more lucrative and safer for the criminals.
Below the belt
That night, we all had to share the giant bed as there were no beds in the spare rooms. More so, the sitting room too only had single chairs. I couldn’t get much sleep until the early hours of the morning. But just as I was drifting off, I was woken up by the sound of soft moaning.
The rape of NITEL
By Owei Lakemfa SEVEN years ago, the Nigerian Telecommunications Plc (NITEL) was a beautiful bride. It was courted by many suitors most of them out of lust. NITEL was the telecommunications gold mine, and many miners, most of them illegal, sought to steal its precious metal.
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