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Alleged Missing $9.5m: Senate gives CBN Governor 72 hours ultimatum to appear

Shun ethnicity, religious sentiments, CNA warns NASS Staff

On November 17, 20208:27 pmIn Newsby Urowayino Jeremiah

THE Clerk of the National Assembly (CNA), Ojo Olatunde Amos has warned staff of the National Assembly to shun ethnicity and religious sentiments and infighting that could divide them in the discharge of their duties.

Rice Production: Osinbajo's visit putting pressure on us — NFGCS

Everyone deserves love, fairness regardless of faith, ethnicity — Osinbajo

On October 25, 20198:15 amIn Newsby David O Royal

Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo says that all human beings, regardless of faith or ethnicity, desire to be valued, loved, and given the basics of life– food, shelter and clothing sufficient for self and family. Osinbajo communicated this in his address at the Interfaith Tolerance Dialogue organised by the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates(UAE) on Thursday
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Everyone entitled to love, fairness regardless of faith, ethnicity — Osinbajo

On October 24, 20195:48 pmIn Newsby Bankole

There’s nothing wrong with ethnicity if…—Lola Akande

On May 3, 20189:34 amIn The Artsby Emmanuel Okogba

Barely a year after her second novel, What It Takes, was launched into the literary market, Dr Lola Akande of the Department of English, University of Lagos, has launched a third novel.

What is the North afraid of?

On July 16, 20168:13 amIn My World, Newsby vanguard

I have to be careful how I tell the following stories; not because they are not true, but because I do not want the personalities involved to identify themselves or be identified by those who are familiar with any of the stories. At the same time, I do not want to distort the stories to such an extent that their veracity, which is the core of my message, is lost. One of the stories involves two friends who pulled out of an agency to set up their own enterprise. The two had different personalities which led them to have different social lives but seemed to complement each other in business. They both brought different sets of skills to the enterprise in any case.

Blame not ethnicity for Nigeria’s failures

On August 23, 201311:13 amIn Viewpointby vanguard

IT was in the days that followed the January 1, 1966 coup that the young officers that took the reins of leadership started making some slogans popular. These slogans included: “No Nepotism”, “No corruption”, “No ethnicity “. All types of “isms” filled speeches from these young military leaders, and thus, ethnicity became one of the major problems of Nigeria.