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PDP House Of Commotion By Reuben Abati

The People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Nigeria’s main opposition party, is currently in the throes of a commotion that threatens to destroy the party’s capability to put up any strong showing in the 2023 general elections. Party stakeholders argue that there are enough strong internal mechanisms that would rescue the party and restore it to good health, but those mechanisms do… Read More
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If Nigeria’s Government Wants Relevance It Should Key Into The NINAS Movement, By Ndidi Uwechue

Intelligence level (for instance IQ) as revealed by academic results, or skills is not enough. We have seen Nigerians with high IQ levels who may even have studied in top universities abroad, plus held senior positions in European or American establishments, only to get given a leadership position in Nigeria and end up being a common thief, using their position… Read More
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Adeola Soetan: Student Leader Who Spent 13 Years For A Five-year Course, By Owei Lakemfa

Adeola Soetan was a staff of the Nigeria Television Authority, NTA, Abeokuta when some young student leaders from the Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU, Ile-Ife visited the station. Cladded in black, they came in connection with the annual commemoration of the June 7, 1981 massacre of six students in Ife by the police. The students looked so young, yet articulate and… Read More
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Commodore Olawunmi, Dare NIA, Don’t Go To Abuja! By Bayo Oluwasanmi

The Butcher of Aso Rock General Muhammadu Buhari sees himself as more than just a brutal tyrant. He considers himself as a deity So, let’s pray to him: General Buhari thy will be done in Nigeria as it is done in terrorists’ countries. Give us this day Fulani Republic. Forgive not the trespasses of those anti-patriots who daily attack you… Read More
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Nigerian Defence Academy Attack: A Sign That Nigeria Is Headed Towards Afghanistan Regime, By Buhari Olanrewaju Ahmed

Nigeria is a crime scene where the self-styled Commander-in-Chief of Armed Forces has been defeated by terrorists. Obviously, one need not be told that Nigeria is a failed state. Nigeria’s security architecture has been hijacked, whilst the so-called “repentant terrorists” are given access to some classical information with the recruitment of terrorists into the Nigerian army. Imagine our topmost military… Read More
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When The State Murders, The Leaders Must Face Justice By Owei Lakemfa

JEANINE Anez, 54, lawyer, journalist, politician and Bolivian mother of two, attempted suicide, Saturday, August 21, 2021. Anez, while in prison cut her lower arms. But doctors quickly came to the  rescue ensuring she lives, and hopefully, faces the charges of genocide against her.  She  attempted to take her life, a day after Bolivian  Attorney General, Juan Lanchipa, announced charges of… Read More
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Buhari’s ‘Animal Farm’ And Terrorism At The Nigerian Defence Academy By Chido Nwangwu

The political fable and satire, Animal Farm, by the gifted writer George Orwell was published in 1945. It is an engaging read. I think it’s one of the most accessible works of literature, political science and philosophy.  For admirable  style and context, it is based on the events of Russia’s Bolshevik revolution and the betrayal of the cause by Josef… Read More
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Respecting Criminal Political Office Holders By Remi Oyeyemi

The culture of respecting political office holders regardless of their behaviors and acts in the office, has to be subverted. It must come to an end. The fact that someone is a President or a Governor, a Senator, Member of House of Representatives, a Minister or Commissioner should not automatically confer any form of respect whatsoever. Office holders at any… Read More
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