FLOODING IN LAGOS: Beyond the politics of blame
When No One Wants to Be in the Classroom Anymore: Nigeria and the dignity of the teaching profession
The national grazing bill
The baby-mama palaver
Niger Delta Oil piracy and the worm in the Kolanut
Fuel scarcity and a culture of scapegoating
Re: ‘The amnesty programme benefits all’
Edo: Onaiwu’s solution matrix
Ayade: New bride of organised labour
A year after: An appraisal of the change
Boko Haram war and the anatomy of history
Grazing Commission Bill: When Men Die That Cattle May Live!
Enugu: As PDP goes into 2016 Congresses
Edo: Continuity of the new order
Enthroning efficiency in the Civil service
Donald Trump and the rise of the ‘ugly American’

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One week in Abuja
The petrol queues were long. A brisk trade was going on everywhere by people selling petrol on the road side in kegs. Tessy, driving her Mercedes 230E, needed petrol and stopped to buy from the keg vendors. As she opened her door, one young man jumped into her car on the driver’s side, five other men were opening other doors trying to get in. Tessy had the presence of mind and luckily had actually not turned off the engine of her car. She put her foot down on the accelerator.
Issues in Supreme Court decision in Rivers governorship case, entitled: ‘A farewell to election petitions’
In this summary, I make comment on the important issues raised by the Supreme Court in that case.
That CNN’s Video of Chibok Girls
broadcaster, CNN certainly wowed its global audience with the video it exclusively obtained of Nigeria’s abducted schoolgirls that were abducted my Boko Haram terrorists on April 14, 2014 to the consternation of the entire world.
Despatch From China: What order, discipline did to China, by Femi Adesina
Like a troubadour traversing the land, we set forth at dawn, leaving Beijing for Shanghai, China’s economic nerve center.
Who’s Afraid of Buratai?
Nigerians can confidently attest to the annihilation of the Boko Haram insurgents and near complete triumph of federal troops in the war against terrorism in the North East and elsewhere in the country, since President Muhammadu Buhari assumed office as President and the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces.

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