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The challenge before Ekiti State, my snake-bite story

By TUNJI OLOWOLAFE After the Kiriji War of 1877 to 1886, our forefathers chose these iconic hills for their majestic beauty, strategic security and temperate climate. Perhaps that is why Ekiti people carry such unmistakable pride in our heritage, our values and our good looks. Some may even boldly argue that we are the best-looking […]
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As we debate the NDDC and Magu, let’s remember Abdulrasheed Maina

By Rotimi Fasan The plethora of corruption sagas involving appointees of President Muhammadu Buhari continues to generate debate among Nigerians even through the Eid holidays. This is as things should be. Rather than getting excited over and being distracted by the unimportant details of these sagas, Nigerians should constantly remind themselves that the issues raised […]

Run Runsewe Run!!!

POPULARLY referred to as the Giant of Africa, Nigeria is at the verge of rebirthing itself for youthful leadership in governance and international politics and it is based on this that the country needs to refocus and rededicate itself in its youthful population.

Now that we know

IN life, information is very vital. In fact, it is the key. The Holy Book tells us that “people suffer for lack of knowledge.” It is information that gives you knowledge and understanding; it is through knowledge and understanding that you acquire wisdom. It is the proper application of knowledge and understanding that is referred to as wisdom.

Of Enugu 2023 election and the zoning sentiment

By Onyeabochukwu Christian It is becoming abundantly clear to the blind and audible enough to the deaf that the clamours for political zoning and other power-sharing arrangements as mechanisms for political correctness have overshadowed liberal democracy not only in Enugu State, but in Nigeria as a country. Permit me to start this contribution by defining […]

Tribute to Isa Funtua: Adieu, Baba Sama

FINALLY, the day is here. The day I have feared all along and always prayed that it should never come, though I knew it will ultimately come. The day that, whenever I thought of it, I always nursed the wishful thinking that it will immediately vanish.

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