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By TONY AFEJUKU One thing the Glitterer, this Glitterer, does from time to time now is read old books. In fact, he has been reading the ancient books and works of all shades, books and essays that he had read before. The first time one reads a book or any work, one, generally speaking, does […]
Peter Obi and the verdict of history
ON July 19, 2019, the vice-presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Mr Peter Obi turned 58. He was born without any disposition to melancholy. As far back as can be pried into his life, it would be seen as an existence that has continued to add value to humanity through positive acts.
Nigeria: Salute to our troops
THE grand finale of the 2019 Army Day Celebration and Combat Support Arms Training Week (ADC-CSATNW – my abbreviation) ended recently.
Superior aggression theory and the herdsmen
The ‘ruga’ agenda resonates colonial strategy of domination but it is possible for early arrivals to re-strategise to consolidate their domination over desired resources
Asue Ighodalo: Exceptional boardroom guru at 60
We pass through life in stages and there is a rite of passage for each stage. We are born, reach puberty, get married, become old and eventually pass through transition. We also experience baptisms, confirmations, school graduation ceremonies and retirement parties.
Governor Makinde: The limits of populism
By Segun Odebunmi After about one month and two weeks of his inauguration, Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State is in the news again in a very dramatic way. His recent public declaration of assets valued at about N48.1 billion got many people talking. Much as many Nigerians who canvass transparency in government have commended […]
