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Oluwo Akanbi: The Abominable Royalty! By Ozodinukwe Okenwa

Like Ile-Ife Iwo is an old town in Osun State reputed worldwide for its great tradition and culture. For centuries great men had emerged as Obas to represent a great cultural heritage in Yorubaland. With the gradual devaluation and desecration of our traditional institutions kingdoms are being demystified by corruption and erosion of values hitherto held dear. Nigeria is losing… Read More
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Ize-Iyamu Vs Obaseki: The Wheel Comes Full Circle By Tony Ademiluyi

In 2016, political pundits opined that the successor to Comrade Adams Oshiomhole would be Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu. The Redeemed Christian Church of God Area pastor had come a long way in the game called politics. He started it long before Oshiomhole dreamt of becoming the governor of the state fondly known as the ‘Heartbeat of the nation.’ As far back… Read More
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Why Hushpuppi Won’t Be The Last Nigerian Fraudster By Samuel Osho

As the footage confirming the arrest of Hushpuppi storms the Internet, Nigeria’s reputation plummets a hundred feet down the abyss of fraudulence reconfirming Nigeria’s pole position as the world capital of swindlers. If you can’t understand why PayPal stops Nigerian residents from receiving funds via their accounts, you can now see the clog in the wheel. If you think that… Read More
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Why Hushpuppi Won’t Be The Last Nigerian Fraudster By Samuel Osho

As the footage confirming the arrest of Hushpuppi storms the Internet, Nigeria’s reputation plummets a hundred feet down the abyss of fraudulence reconfirming Nigeria’s pole position as the world capital of swindlers. If you can’t understand why PayPal stops Nigerian residents from receiving funds via their accounts, you can now see the clog in the wheel. If you think that… Read More
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Sacking Of Adams Oshiomhole And His NWC: CPC’s Weeding Mode Re-activated By John Danfulani

Sunset on the tenure of a former textile worker, unionist, executive governor and party chairman, retired Comrade Adams Aliyu Oshiomhole, and members of his National Working Committee of the All Progressives Congress on 25th June 2020. Equally, that liquidated the protracted political brouhaha and razzmatazz that dominated the two remaining factions in APC (CPC and ACN).  By implication, the in-house… Read More
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Ina Mubarak Bala Yake? Where is Mubarak Bala? By Leo Igwe

Nigerian humanist, Mubarak Bala has been held incommunicado since his arrest in April. The police in Kano have not granted him access to a lawyer and to family members. Several petitions have been sent to the police in Kano urging them to release Mr Bala. But these entreaties have largely been ignored. Several representations have been made to the governor… Read More
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The Book On Trump And Why Biden Needs Political Electricity By Chido Nwangwu

Remarkably and with astonishingly fake intensity, President Trump has pinned something about the Bidens being the personification of corruption in Ukraine and wherever…. I pinch myself, awakening from an Orwellian dizzying spin, fittingly remembering the certain truths from Wes Fesler. He, the one who wrote the timeless words that Hypocrisy is the audacity to preach integrity from a den of… Read More
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The Dismissal of N-Power Volunteers In This Period Of Pandemic Is Disastrous By Abdulkadir Salaudeen

I will not go into detail in explaining what N-power is. It is a very popular program credited to the government of President Muhammadu Buhari; and it is known to all and sundry. I have thought, and I hope not wrongly, that the program will be one of,if not the only good thing that the President will be remembered for. It is a form of social safety net meant to prevent the most vulnerable Nigerians… Read More
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Good Night Comrade Ayodele Akele- The Bridge Builder Of The “Have Nots” By Kayode Oladele And Sina Loremikan

After a prolonged sickness, Comrade Ayodele Akele, the ageless giant fighter for social justice finally succumbed to the cold hands of death on June 23,  2020.  As a student of the Yaba College of Technology, Lagos in 1980, Comrade Akele played a leading role in the formation of the  National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) after the proscription of the… Read More
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