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The truth FIFA must be told, by Patrick Omorodion

The Holy Bible tells us in the book of Matthew 2:1–12 how the wise men came from the East following a star to find Jesus when he was born. It says they brought three gifts namely gold, frankincense, and myrrh which they presented to baby Jesus who they found in Bethlehem. We are not told […]
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Mr President, a Board for NCC, by Okoh Aihe

ON this very day, I want to acknowledge with utmost respect that there could be so many items on President Bola Tinubu’s plate; so I do not, by any means, want to add anything to that mix which could give even an elephant a headache. Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown, they say. Looking […]

Continuation of Readers’ Reactions (3), by Afe Babalola

On Dangote Refinery: Sandwiched Between Plenty and  Want  *Dr Kehinde Abiola THE article of Aare Afe Babalola in his LAW &YOU  column on the above subject in the Vanguard Newspapers on August 7, 2024 and Tribune newspaper of August 8, 2024, kindly refer. I have taken keen interest on the brouhaha between Dangote Refinery and […]

Bola Ahmed University of Languages: Sycophancy taken to ridiculous extent? By Jideofor Adibe

A bill for the establishment of Bola Ahmed Tinubu Federal University of Languages has reportedly passed the first reading at the House of Representatives.  Section 2 part I of the bill,  which is sponsored by the Deputy Speaker, Benjamin Kalu, and eight others, provides that the university, when established, shall encourage “the advancement of learning and […]

Diversity and unity: Our strength and power(2), by Eric Teniola 

From last week, continues the list of names of the ministers produced following the alliance between the Northern Peoples Congress, NPC, and the Nigerian National Democratic Party, NNDP that gave birth to the NNA in the First Republic.  Others were Alhaji Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa (Prime Minister and External Affairs), Alhaji Muhammadu Ribadu (Defence), Chief Festus […]

Nigeria and the 2024 Nobel Prize, by Dakuku Peterside

EACH year, the Nobel Prize serves as a global recognition of exceptional human contributions across various fields, including Literature, Science, Economics, and the promotion of peace. This prestigious award represents the potential to advance knowledge and address some of the world’s most pressing issues. In 2024, the Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded to Daron Acemoglu, […]

Nigerians beware banks traveling a familiar route

By Dele Sobowale “Shock as banks record huge profit amidst gloomy economy.” Vanguard, October 7, 2024. History does not usually repeat itself; it is human beings, in various spheres of life who commit the same blunders several times; and the same consequences follow. According to the story by Peter Egwuatu and Nkirka Nnorom, “Earnings rise 132% […]

Poverty of thought, not thought of poverty, by Owei Lakemfa

THE Super Eagles nightmare in Libya and, the World Bank insanely asking Nigerians to endure 15 more years of suffocation and pain, speak to a poverty of ideas. The lives of the Eagles and officials were endangered when the aircraft carrying them, which was descending at the Benghazi Airport, was suddenly ordered back into the skies. […]

Freeing Nigeria, by Obi Nwakanma

By every index, Nigeria as a nation, has very nearly, finally collapsed. It is held together now only by a very weak thread called fate. Basically, Nigeria has slipped to the symbolic phase of nationhood. It can only perform symbolic actions of nationness: convoke a parliament which only sits symbolically because it is actually not […]

Will Ondo enjoy a seamlessgovernorship election? By Tonnie Iredia

It is the turn of the people of Ondo State, Southwest Nigeria, to pass through the ordeal of a governorship election in the country. The Independent National Electoral Commission INEC, the body empowered to organize elections in Nigeria has since scheduled Saturday, November 16, 2024 as voting day for the contest. Indeed, as far back […]

All eyes on CAF, by Patrick Omorodion

President of the Living Faith Church Worldwide, Bishop David Oyedepo describes the Holy Bible as God’s Constitution for mankind. The book is expected to guide man to navigate this world without blemish if man adheres to the teachings therein. There is nothing under the sun, including human behaviour, that is not mentioned and how to […]

Pastors, Prophets and Professors of Election Disease, by Emmanuel Aziken

Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu, arguably the most stoic political canvasser in Edo State since the advent of the Fourth Republic was there sitting with Senator Monday Okpebholo, the victorious candidate of the APC, the day after the contentious governorship election last September. Ize-Iyamu’s role in the emergence and victory of Okpebhelo had been partly clouded by […]

Tales By Moonlight, by Muyiwa Adetiba

These days, the phrase, ‘Tales by moonlight’ is used for wild conspiracy theories, conjectures and outlandish narrations that barely touch reality. In other words, fairy tales that even fools would find difficult to believe and therefore, to be dismissed outright. They are right, except for the dismissive cynicism. Growing up in a rural town, I […]

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