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World Television Day : Past, present and future of TV In Africa
Nigeria is not breaking up
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Handshake Across Nigeria
As Udom Crowns Attah with Honour
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Buratai’s poisonous arrows on insurgents
Shehu Sani’s cracked mirror
Re-engineering the old order
ASUU and the new minimum wage
IMN’s Audacity of Lawlessness
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Number one bestselling author and former aide to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, Pastor Reno Omokri has called the campaign blueprint, ‘The Next Level,’ which has just been launched by President Muhammadu Buhari as “Next Level Lies.”
Buratai: Oasis of Buhari’s Change Agenda
Most times, some Nigerians feel predications of the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari on the “Change” mantra should begin and end with Mr. President. However it is a junkyard thought. It explains why often, some Nigerians ask President Buhari to show them the “Change” he promised Nigerians, a psychological detachment from supposed roles.
IMN and its new level of hypocrisy
The Islamic movement in Nigeria (IMN) seems to be in the news again with its release of names of its members that were supposedly killed when they confronted security agencies in Abuja and its environs recently. I am somewhat at a loss as for how to describe this recent posturing. So much so that I am tempted to ask, just like the majority of Nigerians, the real motives behind the IMN.
Oshiomhole: Why the disgruntled are against him
The cracks and smokes arising from the just concluded direct and indirect primary elections of the All Progressives Congress (APC), for quite a while now, have refused to subside.
Amnesty Office: Not exclusive preserve for a few…
The Niger Delta Amnesty programme was established in June 25, 2009 by late President Umaru Yar’Adua aimed at reducing unrest in the oil-rich Region of Niger Delta by appeasing certain Youths of the Niger Delta populace that have resorted to agitation for the development of the region through act of militancy thereby threatening peace, security, order and good governance and jeopardising the economy of the nation.
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