S/AFRICA: A bond that must never be broken (3)
Measures to tackle security challenges in Southeast Nigeria
Attack on Aladja, attack on Urhobo nation?
Ugwuanyi and the BugdIT Report
IMN: understanding Nigerians’ Disdain For Terrorism
Fighting corruption and economic recession
Goodbye, Fidel Castro
Buhari, Jonathan and the Loyalty Test
American Notes: Trump welcomes his “worst nightmare”
A warning to INEC: Do not murder sleep in Ondo State by Fani-Kayode
The threat of a new political party By Reuben Abati
Imo State: A gradual descent into tyranny?
Rasheed Gbadamosi: Tribute to a great Nigerian
Re: The Bible is not infallible − A Reply to Femi Aribisala
Digital Obiano vs analog has-beens
Aregbesola in historical perspective, six years on
US election: Lessons for Nigeria
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SubscribeCaution your supporters to stop peddling Reno’s name with lies – Group urges Buhari
A group, Diaspora Independent Justice awareness (DIJA) has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to call to order, his supporters who are bent on pitching ex-aide of Jonathan, Reno Omokri with the government through their continuous peddling of his name as the one who accused Buhari of donating to U.S Hillary Clinton’s campaign.
Abiding lessons of the US election
THE emergence of Mr. Donald John Trump as the President-elect of the United States, against all odds, has left many people shocked. This piece identifies six abiding lessons that marketing, public relations, advertising and communications practitioners and the public must learn in planning political marke
Between the Nigerian State, Shi’ites and the Sunnis
THE Sunni-dominated Northern political and clerical establishment is using the machinery of the Nigeria State to wage war against their co-religionists and rival, the Shia Muslims, whose organisational umbrella, the Islamic movement of Nigeria, IMN, is currently under siege.
Head bloodied but not bowed and the ascension of President-Elect Donald J. Trump (Part 2)
Though rather belated, I hereby congratulate President-elect Donald Trump on a magnificent victory at the polls in America and I wish him well
If Trump is a Nigerian
HE might not have become a billionaire. Having inherited one million dollars from his rich father, he might not have been wise enough to invest it in building companies. What with many uncensored get-rich schemes in this country as alternative to investment.
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