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There’s No One Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi

Elwin Mandowa,
The forced fusion and futile act of 1914 Amalgamation that produced what is known as Nigeria has torn the country into shreds. Doubts and questions whether Nigeria is really one country has become poisonously sickening.  Historical prejudices rooted in ethnic rivalry and acrimonious rancor strike at the heart of peaceful coexistence of various nationalities that make up Nigeria. Is Nigeria… Read More
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Quenching the Rage of Mobile Terrorist

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By Femi Oluwasanmi Events across the country in the recent times especially, the increase in the numbers of mobile terrorists masquerading as herders in dispensing their nefarious operation have shown clearly that open grazing in cattle business is no longer fashionable. Unfortunately, those entrusted with the responsibility to protect lives and property seem not to have recognized this fact with… Read More
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Goodluck Jonathan, Nasir El-Rufai: A Pair Of Good Or Bad? By Dr Bolaji Akinyemi

Elwin Mandowa,
In recent times, the social media space has been awash with postulations of possible pair of men and women that could rekindle the hope of Nigerians as per the NIGERIA project. If it were possible, the late nationalists: Awolowo, Azikwe and Bello would have been woken from their graves to come and right the wrongs that Buhari’s leadership has done… Read More
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Step-By-Step Guide To Decommissioning The 1999 Nigeria Constitution Via A Constitutional Force Majeure By Ndidi Uwechue

Elwin Mandowa,
There is rising disgust among young people of Nigeria, finding themselves in a land where members of the legal profession and politicians have been deceiving them since 1999 with the make believe that the country has a Constitution. The Nigerian Bar Association, the Senior Advocates of Nigeria (SANs), and politicians serving since 1999 to date at Federal and State levels… Read More
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The Politics Of Amnesty: Like Niger Delta Militants, Like Bandits, By Fredrick Nwabufo

Elwin Mandowa,
Did the activities of militants in the Niger Delta qualify as crime? Hell Yes! Militancy and kidnapping were a profitable pursuit in that oil-rich region in the early 2000s. Kidnapping as an organised venture entered our national lexicon at the time. Immigrants from Europe and America working with oil companies were kidnapped and huge ransoms extracted from them. Soldiers and… Read More
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Conspiracy Of Silence By Ahmed Saleh Jnr.

Elwin Mandowa,
The Farmers Herders imbroglio is an aged long ethno territorial skirmish in nigeria, way before I was born, yet we had relative peace across the country, what’s presently alarming however, is the WRONG LABELLING of criminals by various government officials for ethno-political benefits, the soft romancing and preferential treatment giving to CRIMINALS who should be crushed with every military and… Read More
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As Fulani Lunatics Run Their Own Asylum… Yorubas Are Ready For Oduduwa Nation By Bayo Oluwasanmi

Elwin Mandowa,
Nigeria has reached a tipping point. A point of no return. Henceforth, it’s going to be a race to the bottom. Nigerian government is supposed to be a government by the people with supreme power vested in our elected representatives. But the truth is, Nigeria is a nation governed by Fulani minority lunatics with all the three branches of government… Read More
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