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Oriire and the courage to reject compromise, by Rotimi Fasan

Oriire and the courage to reject compromise, by Rotimi Fasan

After 56 harrowing days, the 44 abductees in the Oriire community of Ogbomoso LGA are now out of the forest. These are schoolchildren and their teachers. Two of the teachers had been killed after the abduction while another was killed on their school ground. A commercial bike rider was also killed as the abduction unfolded. But […]
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For love of Blueberry

For love of Blueberry

After that he hurdled over three Boeing 747 planes, two Airbuses and a Boeing 787 Dreamliner taxing for take-off almost hitting his back foot on the tail fin of the aircraft. He claimed another record in the highest hurdles.

The numbered days of Jonathan

The numbered days of Jonathan

Jonathan’s days are numbered, and this is where he is poised to make history, if he knows what to do with numbered days. But let us establish the fact that Jonathan’s days are numbered. I was not responsible for numbering his days.

Imo State: News about kidnappings

Imo State: News about kidnappings

The news out of Imo State is not good. There is a sense of failure and a general feeling of siege; a situation that calls us all to rise and confront two important questions: first, how is it that a state so endowed with some of Africa’s best educated people can sit and allow the use of primitive and unregulated power to undermine its civic authority?

The battle for the Mind

The battle for the Mind

I am one of the many fans of Oprah Winfrey but a brave decision to allow herself to be photographed without makeup and hair extensions showed a face that would not have sold a single magazine or even present a show to an audience of one talk less of the billions that the glammed up spectacular woman that is the result of a full hair and makeup team.

Again, conspiracy of silence triumphs

Again, conspiracy of silence triumphs

All expectations of Nigerians that the meeting of the Federal Executive Council last Wednesday will be a decisive step forward for the country came to be a stunning non event that has left a terrible taste in people’s mouth.

When Senators bent the law

When Senators bent the law

Senator Grace Folashade Bent, the Yoruba born female Senator representing Adamawa South senatorial district can never go unnoticed wherever she is. If not her fashionable style then her outspokenness would give away the trendy and trenchant Senator in any gathering.

Let your beauty start from the inside

Let your beauty start from the inside

I Know by now everyone knows that “Woman to Women” is about being the best. You know how I encourage you to be the best in all you do. I know we have said that beauty starts from the inside out.

Discrimination in the  workplace

Discrimination in the workplace

When an employee is treated somewhat differently from other employees on grounds not supported by contract or that are indeed in conflict with the law such worker is said to have been discriminated against.

Blair And Bush: Desecrating Nigerian soil

Blair And Bush: Desecrating Nigerian soil

WAR mongers and leading candidates for the International War Crimes Tribunal, Tony Blair and George W. Bush were in Nigeria on February 20. The twosome have made our contemporary world far more insecure and turbulent than they met it.

How Can This Happen To Bazuaye?

How Can This Happen To Bazuaye?

WILLY Bazuaye epitomises the best and worst of the fate of Nigerian athletes. A former international, a coach with the Eagles, especially the U-20 team that won at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, he has been down with stroke since 2003.

The OBJ factor

The OBJ factor

I HAVE never fully understood why so many Nigerian politicians insist on bitterly informing anyone who will listen to their tedious tales of woe that they were forced to comply when Obasanjo (aka OBJ), our former President, “foisted” Yar’Adua on the PDP and the nation.