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Akpabio, Pondei, House Committee: Diagnosis Of A Nation On Deathbed, Do Not Resuscitate! By Bayo Oluwasanmi

Nigerians home and abroad were glued to Channels TV live coverage of the ongoing House of Representatives Committee on oversight probing the financial malfeasance of the Niger Delta Development Corporation. The comedy show of the notorious nincompoop Godswill Akpabio, Minister for Niger Delta Affairs and the clown, Professor Kemebradikumo Pondei, former Acting Managing Director of NDDC at the hearing was… Read More
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NDDC, The Untouchable Pot Of Corruption That Defies All Solutions By Dr Abubakar Alkali

Recent revelations involving weighty allegations of hire-wire advance monumental grand corruption at the Niger Delta development commission (NDDC) have again raised concerns about the need for the commission to reform or close. The latest fallout from the NDDC are allegations of sexual and work place harassment sparking fears of a possible sex ring within the commission. These allegations coming from… Read More
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President Chakwera: End Witch Bloodletting In Malawi By Leo Igwe

The Advocacy for Alleged Witches (AFAW) urges the new president of Malawi, Lazarus Chakwera, to take urgent steps to end the incessant killing of alleged witches in the country. This appeal has become necessary following reported cases of the brutal murder of persons accused of witchcraft in this southern African nation. In recent years, Malawi has become a witch killing… Read More
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Reorganising Nigeria’s Left Politics By Edwin Madunagu

There is a contradiction between an enduring desire of the Nigerian Left (the aggregate of Nigerian Marxists, socialists, and fragments of radical democrats), on the one hand, and the actual history of Nigeria’s Left politics on the other. That contradiction can be stated like this: Nigerian Leftists have always hoped to found a substantial and respectable pan-Nigerian organization that is… Read More
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Nigeria And Revolution; Two Siamese Twins By Ifemosu Michael Adewale

I am obliged to put into writing the cordial relationship between Nigeria and a social revolution. Studies from political science says a revolution (Latin: revolution is “a turn around”) is a fundamental power and political organisation, which occurs when the population reverts against the government, typically due to perceived oppression (political, social, economic) or political incompetence. The ancient Greek philosopher,… Read More
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Between Magugate And Malamigate By Ozodinukwe Okenwa

The embattled Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Ibrahim Mustapha Magu, regained his freedom recently after more than a week of detention and interrogation in Abuja. Magu, it would be recalled, was picked up and handed over to the presidential panel investigating the alleged graft-related ‘offenses’ of the anti-corruption czar. Magu was given an ample opportunity to… Read More
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There Was A Country By Richard Olanrewaju Odusanya

My heart bleeds for our beloved country NIGERIA. Where is the faithfulness, loyalty and honesty in our national pledge that’s exhibited by our leaders to serve the nation? Over 30 years ago, China was an undesirable nation. People didn’t want to associate with them. Their economy was in shambles but currently, the narrative has changed. You cannot ignore China now. … Read More
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