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Zelensky Is Using Social Media To Win The War, And Rightfully So by clarie mom

Two weeks ago, only political leaders knew the president of Ukraine by his full name and former occupation. Today, Volodymyr Zelensky has millions around the globe deep in worry about him and his nation. Talk about the power of social media.Since the inception of the social media era, Russia’s attack on Ukraine has been the first major military face-off. While… Read More
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RUSSIA vs UKRAINE: The Stupidity Of Cheering The Moscow-Based Adolf Hitler For Killing Innocent People, By Elias Ozikpu

The events of the last few days have left me on the edge of my seat after Russian imperialist Vladimir Putin criminally invaded his southern neighbour and unleashed full-scale military attack on Ukrainians for no justifiable reason whatsoever. This comes following weeks in which Russia amassed over 150,000 troops near its border with Ukraine, with Washington consistently saying at the… Read More
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Atiku/Tinubu: The Presidential Desperation, By Ozodinukwe Okenwa

Perhaps it is not of order to begin this piece by pointing out clearly that this writer has nothing personal against the personality of the former Vice-President, Atiku Abubakar or the former Lagos State Governor, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu. Indeed we believe strongly in their administrative capacity and patriotism. That was why we had openly preferred Atiku to the waffling and… Read More
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Putin’s Pugnacity In Ukraine, Biden And Trump, By Chido Nwangwu

One of the fundaments, unwritten protocols and standard of conduct expected of former Presidents of the United States of America is not to offer any form of aid, support or succor to any of the foes and antagonists of the U.S.   More so, in the critical unfolding of an anti-democratic, punitive and brazen seizure of the parts of another country… Read More
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Ukrainian War: Time To Call The Europeans To Order, By Owei Lakemfa

The eight-year war in Ukraine took a dramatic turn yesterday when Russian troops officially rolled into the country on the side of the separatist rebels in Eastern Ukraine. It was also to insist on its position that Ukraine’s decision to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, NATO, threatens Russia’s security. Ukraine which since 2014 had declared itself at war with… Read More
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What The Youths Should Consider For 2023 Elections – Vote, Unity, And A Vibrant Economy, By Nasir Aminu

All things being equal, the Nigerian youths will play a significant role in the 2023 elections based on the Nigerian population figures. The UN’s World Population Prospects interpolation estimate shows the Nigerian population will have about 214 million people in 2022. Those aged between 18-29 years are estimated to be around 42.7 million, and those aged between 30-39 years will… Read More
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Abba Kyari Was A Farce Waiting To Happen By Azu Ishiekwene

Abba Kyari’s response in July after the US Attorney General’s Office Central District of California issued a warrant of arrest against him following his indictment in a case of internet fraud involving Ramon Abbas, otherwise called Hushpuppi, was the earliest warning sign that the Nigerian end of this affair might descend into a farce. The US authorities might have taken… Read More
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The Tired Jagaban And His Wish To Become The Leader Of Tomorrow, By Oluwaseyi Oyetunbi

One would have predicted correctly the reach and firmness of the political webs of the revered ‘Lagos Landlord’ Chief Bola Ahmed Tinubu, examining his style of nurturing students of his political school of thought, who also grew to be emerging godfathers in their own individual capacities. If influence denotes enthroning and dethroning political leaders, without an iota of hurdle, then… Read More
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