The fight to save Nigeria, by Rotimi Fasan
A week of fuel fury
Who sows the wind…
Time to think big and out of the box
A debate and two deaths
On the gay rights issue
Abuja, Nigeria’s divided capital city
Last of the titans?
A hasty farewell
Facts and fallacies of a cashless Lagos
A bloody Eid gift
Jonathan: How far can luck go?
Tinubu: Papa doc(ked)
For Gaddafi, the bell tolled
For Gaddafi, the bell tolled
The EFCC arrest of past office holders

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WHILE writing on the UK riots last August, I had, here, traced some of the impulses that gave rise to the riots to certain economic and social inequities within the British society. I did not stop at that. I had extended my reading of the developments in the British society with regard to the riots to what I saw as related developments in other parts of Europe and America.
Our besieged banks and their traumatised customers
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Will there be peace in our time?
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Bokophobia and other nonsense
While Nigeria’s crotch bomber, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, continues to hallucinate in faraway USA that Osama bin Ladin is still alive, the rest of Nigeria remains trapped by the not-too-different disease, caused by fear, that seeks to place Boko Haram, the murderous fringe group that engages in the deadly but cowardly game of bomb throwing- we do, by our act of spreading foolish urban myths, become captive worshippers in the temple of lies built by Boko Haram. And this boko nonsense just needs to stop!
9/11, Boko Haram and Goodluck Jonathan
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