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Thinking With You… Where Will President Buhari Receive Next Medical Check Up? By Bayo Oluwasanmi

With the exception of President Nelson Mandela who received treatment and care in his own country until he passed away, no African president received medical treatment in their own countries. Once African presidents assumed power, they become tyrannical tin gods to be revered, worshipped, and addressed as “His Excellency.” They turn their citizens into paupers at best, and serfs at… Read More
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New dawn for Somalia: Arrears owed to the African Development Bank Group cleared

Arrears on loans owed by Somalia to the African Development Bank Group have been cleared following the payment in full of $122.55 million by the governments of the United Kingdom and the European Union, marking the end of sanctions and the resumption of full re-engagement between the Bank Group and the East African nation.  The long road to resolution of… Read More
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Survival In A Lockdown: Lessons From Wuhan By Ayodeji Idowu

COVID-19 and how to stop its ongoing war on mankind is what’s keeping everyone awake day and night, even my four-year old daughter has somehow caught wind of how to pronounce the word “coronavirus.” Nations are probably unwillingly forced to fight this fight on their own as everyone is scrambling to protect its citizenry with limited personnel and resources. Wuhan,… Read More
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Coronavirus: Church Leaders Abandon God, Suspend Masses, Deliverance, Anointing By Obinna Akukwe

The Coronavirus scourge in Nigeria had shown how church leaders, agents and oracles of divinity have abandoned God and closed down churches for fear of death. The rate at which religious leaders in Nigeria tremble before Coronavirus had only opened up the nakedness of all the empty masses, empty communion, empty deliverance and empty confessions which these men used to… Read More
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Coronavirus: Self-isolation And Social Distancing ‘In Face-Me-I-Face You’ Apartments By Motunrayo Alaka

As a child, my family lived at the Iponri Jakande Estate in Surulere, Lagos, Nigeria. It was a collection of closely built blocks of flats. The Jakande estates, 18 of their types around the state, were initiatives of a former governor of the state, Lateef Jakande. They are blocks of six two and three-bedroom flats with a bathroom and a toilet… Read More
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Coronavirus: When Religion Gets In Way Of Progress By Seun Awogbenle

Let’s be clear, these are truly desperate, scary and uncertain times across the world, personally, I am yet unaware of any pandemic in human history that has had this magnitude of economic and social impact. Since Nigeria has not been insulated, different state governments are putting in place measures to contain and manage the spread of the disease, of importance… Read More
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