Road to 2027: Tinubu, his army of experienced spokesmen
The Nativity: Why Mary belongs to us all
A General’s perspective towards ending Benue crisis
As Imo APC chieftains defang Okorocha
UNICAL and matters arising
Buhari and the Nigerian jigsaw puzzle
OPL 245: The most popular oil block
2019: Permutations House Speaker may contest
The danger of not knowing(2)
Edo: Need for political peace
When the bully met the headmaster at the White House
Between Okowa and Joe Omene
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SubscribeCrusoe Osagie: How not to write a rejoinder
The abandonment of ethics in the articulation of private fixations has reached its most disgusting level in the domain of rejoinder writing in Edo State. It is necessary to state this now so that Mr. Crusoe Osagie would not go away feeling conceited that there was honour in his use of dishonourable tactics.
UDOM: Tackling unemployment through SME
In an “Unemployment and Underemployment Report” released in December 2017, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reported that the country’s unemployment rate rose from 14.2% to 18.8% in 2017.
Imo 2019: Nwosu, Amuchie and others
Paucity of democracy dividends to Nigerians in the past three years, compounded by grinding economic hardship, has make it an uphill task for the All Progressives Congress, APC, governorship aspirants in Imo State in the 2019 elections and explains why new entrants such as Sir Stanley Chiedoziem Amuchie with unblemished political records draws closer attention from constituents across the state.
Christians and party/partisan politics — The mind of God
The disciples of Jesus Christ in the book of Acts 11:26 were called Christians for the first time in the city of Antioch, when the people of Antioch saw that the disciples assembled themselves in the church throughout a whole year teaching the people.
2019: Okorocha’s triple assault
In 2015 General Election, River State stole the show as the hottest battleground as then outgoing governor now Transport Minister, Chibuike Amaechi squared up with his former Commissioner for Education, Barr. Nyesom Wike. It was a battle of wits. Everything was thrown into the battle as Amaechi tried to install his godson, Peterside Dakuku. He failed and Wike then, Minister of Education against all odds bulldozed his way into Government House, Port Harcourt.
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