The US built world’s greatest card system
The power of motivation: The Farouq Yahaya way
Noise Pollution: The silent killer
Thoughts on Nigerian federalism and securitisation
Pride & Prejudices of President Buhari
Nigeria at the cross-roads and its political odyssey
2023: Is Nigeria ready for a woman president? [opinion]
IPOB and its campaign of distortion against Nigeria
The beginning of the end [opinion]
Can Nigeria develop without discipline?
Road to 2023: The Uba Sani hurricane in Kaduna
School kidnappings: Implications on posterity

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Banditry, kidnappings in Kebbi and the Bagudu approach
It’s no longer news that the entire northern axis of Nigeria has been enveloped by insurgency, since its emergence human lives have become worthless as people are being killed like ants men and women are vulnerable targets of armed bandits who kidnapped and raped both minors and aged women.
Biafra and Bad Samaritans
By Fr George ADIMIKE Write it in capital letters, if you will, but the fact remains that words may not exhaust the import of Biafra. As an idea, an identity, a cry for justice, a fortress of refuge, self-defence, an ambition, an ideology, a nation-state, a people and a religion, Biafra has attracted many interests. […]
Outgrowing God: Is religion a scam?
By Fr George Adimike Nowadays, it feels romantic to think of the banishment of religion. However, without religion, morality has no firm foundation, no supernatural content and context and can most likely produce mischief-making egomaniacs. Therefore, perhaps the most fundamental question for every living person is: what is the meaning of life? Answers to this […]
Uniformed personnel, power abuse and extrajudicial killings
Some of these officers who bear arms do so for effective and optimal operations in their duty lines. It is, however, disheartening to see that the weapon-carrying uniformed personnel abuse the arms they carry by using them in a wrong manner
Of leaders and followers
By Sunny Ikhioya THE return of Muhammadu Buhari at the helm of affairs as Nigeria’s president has since brought to the front burner the debate of the relationship between leaders and followers. This only reminds us of the late Fela Anikulapo Kuti singing: “My people are senseless, my people are useless, my people are indisciplined”. […]

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