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Femi Adeshina, Garba Shehu, And The Demons Of Aso Rock, By Achike Chude

Sometimes it doesn’t rain. It pours. Nigeria has been raining terrorists and bandits, and herdsmen, and kidnappers. Now the skies have truly opened up and is pouring insecurity everywhere. From north, south, east, and west, the demons and fiends of hell have been unleashed on the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Peace and safety have taken flight. Insanity rules the airwaves,… Read More
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Buhari’s Pantamism: “The Tale Of The Regime Of Terror, Death And Destruction”, By Sanyaolu Juwon

In Nigeriia of today, under the clueless leadership of Buhari, Pantamism has come to join the ranks of notorious “Isms” that deals particularly in the Afliction of the Nigerian people with the virulent disease of terrorism.  Just like how the regime deodarized corruption, Buhari’s recent endorsement of Pantami is nothing short of the institutionalization of terrorism and religious extremism. it… Read More
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Muhammadu Buhari: Agent Provocateur, By Bayo Oluwasanmi

General Muhammadu Buhari as agent provocateur uses government power and machinery – armed forces, police, security agencies, judiciary, etc., to undermine, subjugate, oppress, and terrorize non-Fulani critics, activists, dissidents, who speak truth to power. Buhari as president, plays a significant role in the present turbulence in Nigeria.  Since Buhari came to power six years ago, Fulani terrorism has  been on… Read More
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Busybodies Outside The Gates, By Azu Ishiekwene

Bill and Melinda Gates had barely finished saying the “D” word when all kinds of marriage counsellors and grief-mongers besieged social media with suggestions of why they think the couple is breaking up. The sentiments, ranging from the probable to the bizarre, with a sprinkling of fictional tales in between, have defied the couple’s request for privacy. Misery loves company.… Read More
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Nigeria’s National Assembly, A Democratic Disaster Fuelling The Arrogance Of The Worst “President” In The World By Elias Ozikpu

One prominent point that must be established at this crucial time in the political history of Nigeria is the clear fact that Nigeria’s major problem is the National Assembly – the House of Representatives and the Senate, whose members were elected from different parts of Nigeria, not just to pass bills but to also keep an eye on the possible… Read More
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