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High Court Exposes Dapo Abiodun As A Liar And A Fraud! By Bimbo Balogun

Yoruba people have a saying which literally means a child’s delinquency which if not curbed or corrected at home will eventually be his albatross when he goes out. Dapo Abiodun, whose fraudulent emergence as the “candidate” of APC in the 2019 gubernatorial election has now been exposed not just as a fraud, but also a Liar. Having emerged the “flag… Read More
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Yusuf Buhari: The ‘Taliban’ Of Daura! By Ozodinukwe Okenwa

The newly turbaned Talban of Daura, Yusuf Buhari, bears striking resemblance to his father. President Muhammadu Buhari’s look-alike son had been in the news for few scandals. Compared to the sons of Generals Olusegun Obasanjo, Ibrahim Babangida and the late Sani Abacha Yusuf is world’s apart in terms of abuse of power, corruption or involvement in scandals that tend to… Read More
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Nigeria’s Grief Geometry! By Gbenro Olajuyigbe

In geometry, space, sides, lines and angles are ingredients for understanding relativity. However, Grief Geometry is a different kind of kettle. It is here used in reference to the ceaseless adversarial violence with non-receding fatal consequences; resulting in despair, fear, shocks, wailing, lamentation, gnashing of teeth and  other sorrowful  expression of endless grief occasioned by widespread banal violence and generalized… Read More
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What We Are Thankful For On The 79th (or 83rd?) Birthday Of The Butcher Of Aso Rock, By Bayo Oluwasanmi

Though no birth certificate for General Muhammadu Buhari, The Butcher of Aso Rock, has ever been found, it is generally accepted that he’s between 79 and 83 years old.  While your critics paint you as arrogant butcher who kills opponents, adversaries, and non-Fulanis with no remorse, majority of Nigerians believe you’re the most sadistic person that ever ruled Nigeria. In… Read More
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Travellers’ Misery And Nigeria’s Slot War With UAE By Azu Ishiekwene

It’s not been a merry run up to Christmas for many Nigerian travellers. It all started with Canada, Saudi Arabia, and then the UK, red-listing Nigeria (and 10 other African countries) for the Omicron variant of COVID-19 in spite of relatively low reported cases.  If there were any remaining doubts about COVID-19 racism, these countries shed it and showed the… Read More
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Kid Bandits In The North; Child Cultists In The South: Who Will Deliver Nigeria? Olabisi Deji-Folutile

Now that the noise and uproar that greeted the sad and unfortunate death of 12-year-old Sylvester Oromoni, student of Dowen College, Lagos seems to have subsided, perhaps we can  now devote some time to ruminate over the tragedy that is fast unfolding before us as a nation.  We are always apt to shout, condemn and empathise and rightly so, when… Read More
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