After japa… When the dream meets reality
Nigeria beyond the despair, there is hope
It is unjust to favour one religion – Rev. Ayokunle, CAN President
Arresting the systemic decay — Prof. Shehu, Dep. Sec. Gen., NSCIA
OCTOBER 1, 1960: How Nigerians ushered in independence
Nigeria’s unity non-negotiable – Nigerian Women
Entertainment Industry: The new bride of Buhari’s administration
The goal of our independence : Way forward to a great future
Odumakin: How Nigeria can rise to more glory
Abolish Land Use Act, allow states to augment power generation
2019: Sule Lamido berths in S/East for Presidential Campaign
What Does the Nigerian Child Celebrate?
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IPoB Proscription: Igbo re-strategise to battle marginalisation
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Let’s get real. The answer is “No.” They can’t. Certainly not the vast majority of the dominant political leadership class we have in our country today.
N650M Abuja Guest House: My story, by Sultan Abubakar 111
I think there is somebody somewhere who just wanted to spite me and the governor of Sokoto State; otherwise, I see no reason for the report that Sokoto State government bought a house in Abuja for the Sultan who already owned a house there
The battle for Ibadan: How the Olubadan lost out to 21 kings
The way the coronation was done contravened the laid down procedures whenever any king is to be installed. Did the kings go to Ipebi( a secluded room where king-to-be will go through some rituals)? Why did the previous kings not agree? What we are saying is that it is not the business of any government to meddle in the affairs of the traditional institution
We are stranded! University students, frustrated by ASUU lingering strike, lament
University students across the country, whose lecturers are on strike to press government to meet their demands, are facing the reality that they may have to stay longer at home than they had envisaged.
Restructuring: APC must listen to the voice of the people
LADIES and gentlemen, since the organisers of this event gave me the liberty to pick a topic of my choice for this lecture, I deliberately zeroed in on the topic of today, bearing in mind the fascinating, encouraging, leading, enchanting and endearing position of Aremo Osoba within the Yoruba nation.
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