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Of UBA And “Damage Control” That May Be Damaged By Adeyeye Olorunfemi

Journalism is printing what others don’t want printed, any other thing is public relations. As an influencer and content creator for Opera News Hub, I have always known that there would be a period when interests would clash. But for some of us, on issues of masses’ interests, our own personal survival takes second place.  I had written a story… Read More
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Why Revised Condition Of Service Is Imperative For National Assembly Workers By Kevin Oji

In established and thriving democracies, experience and capacity in the legislature is not only cultivated and entrenched, it is harnessed to deliver on the core legislative mandate of lawmaking, oversight and effective representation. This time honoured tradition in pursuit of excellence, efficiency and seamless running of the legislature as an independent arm of  government is driven by the vision to… Read More
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Buhari: Between Blood And Iron! By Ozodinukwe Okenwa

Comrade Omoyele Sowore and former National Security Adviser, Colonel Sambo Dasuki (retd), were days prior to the Yuletide released from the Department of State Services gulag. Sowore had spent months (having been abducted from a hotel in Lagos in the early hours of August 3, 2029) with the DSS for calling for a violent-free ‘revolution’ by the masses. The word… Read More
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Blanket Border Closure Is Hurting Traders In Onitsha, Kano, Ladipo And Nnewi By Churchill Okonkwo

The long history of smuggling of legal and illegal items across Nigeria’s artificial and often porous borders is pervasive and well known. To curb the flooding of the Nigerian market with good, check smuggling and boost revenue, some citizens have long called for the government to close all its land borders. These Nigerians have argued that the positive effect, especially… Read More
Aliko Dangote Leaders Nigeria News and Headlines 

Africa’s Wealthiest Man Ends the Year $4.3 Billion Better Off

The 62-year-old Nigerian businessman and Africa’s most prominent industrialist ended the decade with a net worth of almost $15 billion LAGOS, Nigeria, January 2, 2020/ — Aliko Dangote, Africa’s richest man, became $4.3 billion richer in 2019 as his fortune continued to grow on the back of investments in cement, flour and sugar. The 62-year-old Nigerian businessman and Africa’s most… Read More
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General Buhari’s 2020 Nigeria By Bayo Oluwasanmi

Dictators cannot survive for long without repressing and oppressing the people and buttering up security agencies. General Muhammadu Buhari is behaving no differently. My predictions for General Muhammadu Buhari’s 2020 Nigeria are based on the following: (1) Buhari’s tyrannical rule in 2019, (2) Buhari’s subversion of 1999 constitution as amended, his suspension of rule law, and (3) Buhari’s naked nepotism.… Read More
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From CFA To ECO: What’s In A Name? Babafemi A. Badejo

In international politics, there are no permanent friends (at least not one that colonised you), but permanent interests. The CFA is a neo-colonial relation between eight former colonies of France except Guinea-Bissau, which was colonised by Portugal. It is in the interest of France to maintain the relations with its former colonies in spite of hushed tones of dissatisfaction from… Read More
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Who Says Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployable? By Olabisi Deji-Folutile

Whenever I hear people describe Nigerian graduates as unemployable, I shiver.  I quiver because many a time, such sweeping assertion is made by people who themselves are also products of Nigerian universities, thus wondering if such people realise the implication of their weighty indictment of the system that produced them. I may not be able to give specific statistics on… Read More
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OAU Evictions: The Unlimited Deceit Unravel By Gbenga Oloniniran-Von

In 2018, during our struggle against evictions of this manner, the popular and hypocritical propaganda of the university was that we were against renovation exercise to be carried out by them as we chose to remain in the hostels. Renovations could be done systematically with students’ understanding, only when there is a cordial discussion with them. That would never happen… Read More
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