The 9/11 that never happened: What Britain saved the world from
Who owns the road to Yelewata? by Stephanie Shaakaa
Re: Abia, NDDC and the rule of law
Fayemi nominated wife ambassador, plots to frustrate Ayodeji’s confirmation, Group alleges
Osun records 113% improvement in WASSCE performance
Lingering crisis over Local govt creation
Buhari should meet his wife in the kitchen
Why Buhari should show new interest in Edo State
Spoilers of Nigeria
Shi’a Victim Syndrome, paid mourners and dangerous propaganda
Excess Crude funds many lies
Recession: Beyond the tragedy and pain
Nigeria must not transform shiites into enemies
Made in Nigeria: The Trajectory of a National Campaign
Koko, 100 years after the demise of Nanna Olomu
The unspiritual side of Aso Villa – Femi Adesina
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Before now, the craze to get out of the country appeared intense especially among jobless Nigerians. And ss the Nigerian Economy seems not to be getting better many have heightened their consideration to relocate. Everyday you hear stories of families that have relocated to either Canada or the US.
Five CAF Champions League finals facts
Five CAF Champions League finals facts ahead of 2016 title-decider in Alexandria Sunday between Zamalek of Egypt and Mamelodi Sundowns of South Africa:
Lagos shanties of horror
All over the world, shanties in cities is a natural concomitant of urbanisation. In world’s most populous cities such as Bombay, Hong Kong, London and Singapore, the problem of shanties is a recurring decimal which governments in these countries have battled to solve for ages.
Buhari, Boko Haram and release of Chibok girls
After his triumphant outing in the poll last year, President Muhammadu Buhari reiterated his campaign promise to adopt a different approach, in tackling the Boko Haram insurgency, and securing the release of the girls of Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State, abducted in 2014 by the terrorist group.
Judiciary wing of the wailers go for Amaechi’s jugular
As soon as the Department of State Services (DSS), in obedience to relevant laws of the land relating to arrest and detention, released arrested Justices on personal recognition within 24 hours of arrest, a certain mixed feelings enveloped yours truly. Over time, the mixed feelings quickly transmuted into a cross breed of fear and eeriness.
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