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Zambia: New Leaders Needed to Tackle Corruption

By Henry Kyambalesa While there is a noticeable scarcity of material and financial resources in the hands of the majority of citizens in Zambia, there is no shortage of pervasive and overwhelming socioeconomic problems one can write about. In this article, I have chosen to write about the scourge of corruption. As chronicled by Transparency International (TI), a reputable global… Read More
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Devolution: Lessons From The World’s Contemporary System, By Dr Nasir Aminu

Improving the system of government in Nigeria has a positive impact on the country’s economic development. Though the fixation for restructuring the federation system is becoming more divisive, it is threatening the country’s sovereignty. Various points of argument are used, like religion, ethnocultural and economic differences, to explain why the current form of federalism is not working.  It can be… Read More
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Zuma’s Woes And Waste Of Mandela’s Legacy, By Chido Nwangwu

As the story was breaking on July 7, 2021 that South Africa’s former President Jacob Zuma handed himself to the police at a correctional services facility (prison), in order to begin a 15-month sentence without appeal, I was concerned like most human beings that Jacob Zuma, a 79-year old grandfather and (former) freedom fighter, will find life very difficult inside… Read More
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DSS: Unlike Fulani Herdsmen With AK-47, Sunday Igboho Is A Freedom Fighter, By Buhari Olanrewaju Ahmed

The time bomb set by the confused set of people in power will soon explode. And the oppressors, in their usual way, are facilitating that by violently stifling the rights of self-determination activists to emancipate their people. Dictator Buhari’s regime is igniting more fuel on the existing fire. When did self-determination become a crime? Sunday Igboho is not a criminal,… Read More
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Sunday Igboho: Another Saro-Wiwa? By Ozodinukwe Okenwa

Just days after the Independent People of Biafra (IPOB) and Eastern Security Network (ESN) fugitive leader, Nnamdi Kanu, was ‘kidnapped’ in Kenya and brought back home in chains Sunday Igboho’s Soka country home in Ibadan, Oyo State, came under serious assault at midnight hours from the Department of State Services (DSS) and military forces. In the end two people inside… Read More
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Kanu And Ighoho: Buhari Beckoning Crisis To Elongate His Tenure, By SKC Ogbonnia

The abduction of Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), and the recent terrorist attack on the leader of the movement for Odudua Nation, Adeniyi Adeyemo (aka Sunday Igboho), by President Muhammadu Buhari’s regime did not come as a surprise.  In a recent piece, calling for the removal of the president from office, I had alerted… Read More
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The Partitioning Of Nigeria Ahead Of 2023, By Fredrick Nwabufo

Avarice and prejudice drove European conquistadors to carve up much of Africa like cake. With the gradual end of the transatlantic slave trade spurred by the industrial revolution in Europe, the trespassers, possessed by capitalist fiends, sought sources of raw materials for their industries and markets for their manufactured products. These encroachers considered Africa as ‘’terra nullius’’ – a vast… Read More
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Buhari Butcher Of Aso Rock: Why Is Igboho Declared Wanted? By Bayo Oluwasanmi

Each time a northerner is president, the country is plunged into anarchy. Buhari has again validated my thesis. Only a blood thirsty villain, moron, and a delusional tyrant like Buhari will abduct innocent Nigerians in the middle of night, murdered people in their sleep, cart away the dead bodies like carcasses of animals.and dumped them along their way. Sowore was… Read More
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