50 yrs on stage: How Ajegunle, ‘Dyna’, Vanguard, Eko Hotels shaped my journey – Daddy Showkey
The Die is cast
Obasanjo wanted me to cry or…— Rasheed Ladoja
The position of Islam on terrorism – Lateef Adegbite
STATE OF THE NATION : Why some characters in Yar’Adua’s Govt are on a suicide mission, by Ben Obi
DAY 49 OF PRESIDENT’S ABSENCE : Why impeachment option may be explored, by Senator Mamora
I did not embezzle N300b police equipment fund – Chief Martins
Yar’Adua’s Handdover:What the Law says, by Auwalu Yadudu
How I fought corruption as Minister – Bola Ajibola
Don’t make violent change inevitable, Bolaji Akinyemi warns
25,000 await trial in NIgerian prisons – Human Rights Groups
How Obasanjo changed my perspective about Nigeria – Igwe Alex Nwokedi
The North built on mistakes of the South — Mbu

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I lost two kids in one day while saving my wife –Rev. Uma Ukpai
There were several mysteries surrounding my childhood; some of which I cannot explain till today. I was fasting for seven days when a man saw me and stopped me and said ‘you’re going to be a preacher, you are going to have eight children but two will die in a motor accident, you will go as far as building schools and you will cross all the continents of the world.’
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I was disgusted. There was bloodshed and it was endless. There had been killings and more killings. I really got upset by what was going on and I saw myself before all those circumstances
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