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Nigeria’s Pyramids Of Promise, Like London Bridge, Are Falling Down, By Owei Lakemfa

It is common in the social media these days for people to do a countdown to the end of the President Muhammadu Buhari government. They seem in so much hurry to see its back, that they cannot hide their excitement. Their main grouse is that the retired general made lots of promises especially of a secured, peaceful, prosperous and happy Nigeria,… Read More
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How Bola Tinubu Saved Nigeria And Made Heaven, By Rudolf Ogoo Okonkwo

An Abuja-based discreet Think Thank invited me to the Nigerian capital for a strategic meeting. The goal is to develop a plan to rescue the South-East of Nigeria, irrespective of what is happening in other parts of the country. The group thinks there is room to build a progressive region around the incoming governor of Anambra State, Charles Soludo, and… Read More
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Did Rotimi Amaechi Take An Oath Of Silence? By Fredrick Nwabufo

Has Rotimi Amaechi, Minister of Transportation, lost his trenchant voice to the serpentine politics of Aso Rock? Has the fabled Lion of Ubima been emasculated and magicked into a wimpy cat? Has Chibuike Nwaamaechi, who defied a sitting president; survived lethal political machinations in his former party — the PDP — and fought against titans and celestials to deracinate an… Read More
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Transparency International (TI): Fate Of Africa In The 4th Industrial Revolution, By Richard Odusanya.

Africa is a distinctively unique continent among all 7 continents of the world. Africa has a very diverse culture. It is rich in cultural heritage and diversity, a wealth of natural resources, and offers breathtaking tourist attractions.  Africa’s known mineral wealth places it among the world’s richest continents. However, her inhabitants are not lazy; but highly superstitious in nature, very… Read More
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Politics of Fuel Subsidy Removal in Nigeria; the Chickens have returned to Roost ​​​​​​By Usman Okai Austin

Events seem to be unravelling faster than anticipated for President Muhammad Buhari and his APC government as he winds down his tenure rather unimpressively. Mr President may have done an introspection by now and realized that promises are easier made in Nigeria; especially during political campaigns, than kept due to numerous extraneous factors and forces beyond control of the maker.… Read More
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That Pastor Tunde Bakare And This Bolaji Akinyemi, By Bolaji Akinyemi

“I do not know this Bolaji Akinyemi that every one confuses with our well respected statesman Prof. Bolaji A. Akinyemi, the former Minister of External Affairs who was in my house last Saturday to fellowship with me”. – Pastor Tunde Bakare.  Those are excerpts from a comment made by Pastor Tunde Bakare (PTB) in his response to Rev Aboderin. I’m… Read More
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Why Nigeria “Can’t” Remove Fuel Subsidy: The Danger Of Political Corruption, By Shakir Akorede

On November 23, 2021 when the Nigerian Government announced it will remove petroleum subsidy in 2022, every Nigerian got a blasting hit of the national panic attack. Since the pronouncement, Nigerians had been losing their sleep, making the country a tinderbox where protests could explode at any moment as the usual reaction to fuel subsidy removal. As pundits and the… Read More
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