CDS Oluyede and the wellness of our troops
Southern Nigeria leaders as stooges of hegemonists
PDP’s Ingratitude and Ekweremadu’s Sore Tales
Can Blockchain transform developing nations?
Letter to Nigerian youth
Udom’s politics of state first
Uduaghan: 64 garlands for an indefatigable achiever
Look closer! The 2019 presidential election is not a two-horse race
2019: The battle of Baba 70s
CIIN tackles quest for foreign insurance certification
Only 1% of population holds any form of insurance – NIA boss
Deem yourselves beautiful
Is every marriage ordained by God?
Fayemi: Ekiti and hope rekindled
Osun guber and the days ahead

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Nigerians aged 35 and above are unlikely to have problems recalling what constituted our entertainment staple before 1993. It broadly consisted of movie releases at 10pm after the news bulletin on national or state-owned television, blockbuster movies on video cassette recorders, old Latin American soaps and dramas, recorded matches of the Premier League and for the children, cartoons early in the evening. Each, I have to say, fulfilled its role.
2019: Time for a new paradigm
The politics of today is so partisan, that it is bereft of the nationalistic sentiments that would augur well for a nation. Nigeria is at the cusp, and we must come up with a philosophy that is antithetical and diametrically opposed to what we have done in the past.
136 glorious years of Saint Gregory’s College
For education to be considered to be meeting the needs of humanity, it should be delivered in a manner as to transform the whole being of each recipient.
National Debt as a necessity of the moment
The national debt in simple form is the amount of money that a national government has borrowed through various means, including foreign governments, investors and federal agencies.
Between Alaafin Adeniran Adeyemi II and Alaafin Lamidi Adeyemi III
Destiny has an uncanning hand in the conduct and affairs of men. In Yoruba pantheon, it could be likened to “ori”, literally meaning- head, that is, a person’s spiritual intuition. It is often personified as an orisha in its own rights.
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