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The Economic And Financial Crimes Commission Must Be Called To Order, By Stanley Nnamdi Alieke Esq.

The prevalence of the members, privies and agents of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) flaunting the law, breaking the instituted rule of law and not adhering to due process of the law is getting out of hand and they must hence be called to order and get their tail tamed for good or they risked being scrapped like… Read More
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Obadiah Mailafia: The Grip Of Grief By Toyin Falola

Ispent over 20 years of my working life abroad as a university teacher, banker and international civil servant with an unblemished record. I have no criminal record — not even a parking ticket. Sadly, it is in my own fatherland that I’m being subjected to criminal investigation and such extreme political persecution. Please, pray for me. I have reasons to believe that my life is… Read More
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CSOs, NGOs and Their Discontents By Reuben Abati

Civil society groups, including Non-Governmental Organisations are a positive force for change and progress in society, oftentimes helping to bridge the gaps of alienation between government and the people. In developed parts of the world, CSOs and NGOs have been in the forefront of making our world a much better place by helping to fight injustice, man’s inhumanity to man,… Read More
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#SaveAyetoro: Its Time To Rise In Defence Of Ilaje Legendary Town By Kolade Benson Omoyeni

Ayetoro is being washed away. So sad. Our beloved “Happy City;” the legendary London of Ilaje land is being turned to a mere shore. by flood.  Growing up in the coastal areas of Ondo State, Ayetoro was a story every child longed to hear, an experience every one wanted for holidays. “Happy City” was a class of its own when… Read More
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20 Billion Fraud: Kogi Senators’ Naked And Macabre Dance In The Market Square, By Usman Okai Austin

Senator Smart Adeyemi, Senator Jibrin Isah and Senator Yakubu Oseni have decided to join the ongoing macabre dance in Kogi, by dancing naked before the Nigerian public on the issue of the alleged N20 billion fraud involving the state government. Though Kogi is always known for bad politics, this is the first time that senators from states in Nigeria will… Read More
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Tracing Grazing Routes Through The Presidential Villa, By Owei Lakemfa

Alhaji Tanimu Yakubu was Special Adviser on Economic Matters to President Umaru Musa Yar’adua. Before becoming one of Nigeria’s best Presidents in our leadership-challenged country, Yar’Adua was Governor of Katsina State and TY, as Yakubu is fondly called, was one of his cabinet members  for three years from 1999. When TY was preparing that administration’s first budget in Katsina State, he… Read More
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Creating and Codifying the Right to Be Remembered

Yossef Ben-Meir, Emily Oksen, and Kristin O’Donoghue It is human nature to wish to be remembered. We have an innate desire to leave behind a legacy or some tangible proof of our existence that outlasts our fleeting time on Earth. Groups comprised of individuals who share an identity also long for this recognition. Collective experiences, achievements, and histories of people… Read More
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Femi Fani-Kayode: The Judas Of Oduduwa? By Ozodinukwe Okenwa

Last week Thursday the former controversial Aviation Minister Femi Fani-Kayode (FFK) officially defected from the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). For quite sometime now he had been hobnobbing with APC chieftains and bigwigs across the federation apparently bidding his time and perfecting his strategies toward the announced PDP exit. We knew all along as… Read More
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