Studying and understanding Tompolo, Otuaro and borders
Who will invest in this economic climate?
2019: Is Ogun State for Sale
War and its kaleidoscopic overview
GYB, ASUU and the vanishing clouds
Peter Obi at 55
Abia and the metaphor of the fast lane
Amaechi-Kachikwu: Between a fighter and a manager
Political or economic malpractice: Which is worse? (3)
Victor Umeh: A dogged fighter at 54
Politics of succession at the Supreme Court
Nigeria of Nigerians’ dream
Political or economic malpractice: Which is worse? (2)
Peter Obi at 55
Who is afraid of Gov. M.A. Abubakar’s giant strides
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SubscribeNigeria’s unity is negotiable
A FEW days ago, President Muhammadu Buhari was quoted as telling a group of agitators from the Niger Delta region of the country that “Nigeria’s unity is not negotiable”. He went further by pulling from a former Head of State; General Yakubu Gowon, most popular quote while the Nigeria/Biafra war lasted to buttress his point. That quote said:“to keep Nigeria one is a task that must be done”.
Gains of Ugwuanyi’s LG reforms
THE recent submission of the report of the 11-man Committee on Local Government Staff Audit and Biometrics Data Capturing in Enugu State was not only revealing but also a welcome development.
Hijab: Religious attire crisis in Osun public schools
IF the news recently making the round and stories on the pages of our dailies focusing on students attired in religious apparel is something to go by, the educational system in Osun State, even other states in the South-West are heading to a precipice. Parents and guardians, indeed, Nigerians should have cause to worry now for these children who are the future leaders of tomorrow.
Malami and Section 174 (3)
After playing the hide and seek game for several weeks, Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Mr. Abubakar Malami last Wednesday decided to heed the invitation by the Senate for him to shed light on whether he acted in public interest and without abusing his office in a conflict of interest situation while filing forgery charges against the two presiding officers of the Senate, Senate President Abubakar Bukola Saraki and his deputy, Ike Ekweremadu and two other bureaucrats.
Regenerative medicine can make you sexually active again
Sex is cherished because of the pleasure people derive from it. It doesn’t matter whether you are a man or a woman. Sex is designed by nature to be enjoyed, especially when you are married. Besides, it is the only natural way of procreation. Meanwhile, there are hindrances to healthy sexual life that tend to make the lives of the victim miserable. One of such hindrances is erectile dysfunction suffered by men. A victim will normally not have penile erection to have sex. Or, to put it mildly, the victim may suffer what many people refer to as premature ejaculation. In the case of the woman, her own problem may be loss of vaginal sensation that results in what is commonly called frigidity.
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