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Prof. Ibrahim Gambari And June 12: The “Un-disgraced” Collaborator By Omoyele Sowore

If the Abacha repressive regime were a soccer team, Professor Ibrahim Gambari would be one of the “1st eleven players” or at least a quarter back on the reserve bench in the government squad. Though Abacha didn’t play soccer, he certainly sat on a killer squad that faced down members of the opposition-all lovers of democracy, and ordinary Nigerians in… Read More
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Yes, I Insist That #ChinaMustPay Africa Damages For COVID-19 By Dr. Obiageli Ezekwesili

In their prickly reaction to my April 16 Washington Post #ChinaMustPay article (a response published in the Guardian Newspaper of May 3, 2020), the Government of China through their Embassy in Nigeria missed the opportunity to responsibly address the serious issues raised. I must repeat that Africa deserves to be paid a compensation for the damages COVID-19 pandemic is inflicting… Read More
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Speaker Obasa And The House Of Forty Thieves By Bayo Oluwasanmi

Nigerian politics is defined by moral bankruptcy, rampant nepotism, sheer incompetence, mass corruption, assault on the truth, and pure evil. Nigerian politicians go into politics to enrich themselves, families, and friends. The political class believe they are invincible and above the law. Political corruption in Nigeria is all about money and dishonesty. Nigerian politics is extremely crooked, dangerous, and diabolical.… Read More
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Killing Those Who Insult Prophets And Religious Discontents In Nigeria By Leo Igwe

In the light of Mubarak Bala’s case, it has become pertinent to take a critical look at this idea of insulting prophets. This is because persons of a particular religion have always exercised the prerogative of making allegations of insulting their prophet and consequently threatening violence as if their prophet is the only prophet. As a standard for inter-religious interaction… Read More
OP-ED Opinions 

Killing Those Who Insult Prophets And Religious Discontents In Nigeria By Leo Igwe

In the light of Mubarak Bala’s case, it has become pertinent to take a critical look at this idea of insulting prophets. This is because persons of a particular religion have always exercised the prerogative of making allegations of insulting their prophet and consequently threatening violence as if their prophet is the only prophet. As a standard for inter-religious interaction… Read More
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Speaker Obasa In Tinubu’s Lagos! By Ozodinukwe Okenwa

The US-based online hard-hitting investigative news portal, SaharaReporters, had for the past months, week in, week out, been reporting about the fiscal sleaze going on in the Lagos State House of Assembly. The (dis) Honourable Speaker of the House, Mudashiru Ajayi Obasa, was reported to be living obscene opulent life on public funds, laundering some, siphoning some and misappropriating others… Read More
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