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By Esther Umar It’s a little over four years since my closest shave of death, but the experience still rings fresh in my mind. It is one that I would not wish for my worst enemy. On the day of the event every year, the trauma returns like a wound that has refused to heal.
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It has been 36 years of love story that never ends. The marriage of Sir Anthony Ifeanyi Ndubuisi & Mrs Elizabeth Adaeze Ezenna (Chairman/CEO Orange Drugs LTD) unfolds with sustained energy of the youth bubbling with life, peace and joy.
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Hakeem Bello Osagie is a world renowned banking, finance and boardroom whiz whose main thoughts all the time may be fixed on forecasting of stock and investment while Kogunan Sakwato, Dr. Danladi Bako is a renowned development communication expert.
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After reading the 98-page judgment, including the dissention, of the Court of Appeal in the appeal by the governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Oyo State, Adebayo Adelabu, challenging the electoral victory of Seyi Makinde, one is left with no option than a declaration that Adelabu’s continued chase to vary outcome of the election, is futile. Qoholet, in the book of Tanakh, describes such as chase after the wind.
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Professor Bolaji Owasonoye’s legal views should deserve healthy respect. The ICPC Chairman got an LL.B Upper Division degree from the University of Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University), Ile-Ife in 1984 at the age of 20 and was called to the Bar in 1985.
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The impact of Nigerian music across the world today is to be appreciated and applauded by all lovers of the arts and the development of our culture. While some of the song writers may still exhibit some level of youthful exuberance by their chosen themes, it must be appreciated that Nigerian music is now a tool for cultural diplomacy.
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If you’re planning to travel or buy goods abroad, your biggest worry is usually about currency conversation, right? You also want to avoid hidden charges. But what happens when you want to holdcash with you? Then you have to worry about the black market exchange rates, or the well-known “Aboki”. READ ALSO: Dollar rises after
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By Reno Omokri Much ado is being made about British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson’s comments about Nigerians, stemming from an old article he wrote in his column while he was editor of the Spectator. I have read those comments, and I must say that this is not even a storm in a tea cup. It
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By Tunde Braimoh That every society, whether in the developing or advanced economies of the world, face all manner of challenges in their dynamics and evolution, cannot be overemphasised. However, the truth is many of these challenges have been overcome, even in the so-called third world thus precipitating the changes in people’s form and standards
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FOR many, especially in developing countries, traditional medicine is their first choice of remedy for any adverse health condition.
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