Enters the new Balogun of Oyo Kingdom
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Ukiwe: A courageous nation builder
Dr Indimi: Businessman with tenacity and perseverance
Ishaku: Prudent manager of resources in Taraba
King Sunny Ade: Nigeria’s most decorated musician
Ikpeazu: Servant leader on transformation mission
Emuwa: Banker with focus on customer satisfaction
Abdulsalami: General who douses tensions
Abubakar: Restoring sanity to governance in Bauchi
2019: Run, Buhari run
Nigeria in a cage of lethal policies

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Winnie Mandela, House No. 8115 and the struggle
As a tourist, your itinerary will not be deemed complete in South Africa if you didn’t visit House No. 8115 in Orlando West. Any South African tour guide, even a novice, knows the significance of that modest bungalow. Its history is synonymous with the anti-apartheid struggle.
Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma’s self-defence is legal
The National Christian Elders Forum (NCEF) wishes to appreciate and salute the courageous and timely intervention of Gen. T. Y. Danjuma on Saturday 24thMarch, 2018 when, at the Taraba State University Convocation ceremony, he called on Nigerians to defend themselves against the complicity of security forces and Islamist terrorists in the country.
AISHA BUHARI: A first lady like no other – ‘We must take people out of poverty’
Also, her sterling qualities, when compared to women that had occupied office of the First Lady, stood her out, and her perspective on issues and her Future Assured project, where many lives have been touched positively, distinguished her from others
DAPCHI: Why questions overwhelm excitement
As it is now, the more people try to understand the incident and issues surrounding it, the more confused they become. In that process, an issue that ought to have attracted overwhelming nationwide empathy and excitement has become a subject of misconceptions and theories.
120 babies born into Benue camps of horror as 26 inmates die
I visited the camps in the state with my team and we couldn’t help but weep at what we saw in the camps. It was a pathetic situation

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