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Sowore’s Right To Fair Trial: Buhari’s Face-covered Witnesses Should Look Sowore In Face By Bayo Oluwasanmi

It has become the trademark of Buhari’s government to always sprinkle laugh-out-loud humour on important national sensitive issues. It is therefore with home brewed laughter that I read General Muhammadu Buhari’s regime had filed a motion to allow mask witnesses to testify in the upcoming trumped up trial of treason against Omoyele Sowore March 11, 12, and 13, 2020. In… Read More
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It’s Unconstitutional To Exclude South-East From Fruits Of $23bn Loan By Aloy Ejimakor

According to several credible news outlets, the South-East is excluded from the proceeds of, or the spending plan proposed for the $23bn foreign loan recently approved by the Nigerian Senate. That’s unconstitutional and wrong, to boot. First, it’s mischievous to suggest that the loan was approved for the Federal Government. It’s not. Instead, the loan was, as a matter of… Read More
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Oshiomhole’s Political Immolation By Ozodinukwe Okenwa

The former Governor of Edo State and current National Chairman of the ruling party, the All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Adams Aliyu Oshiomhole, is a dimunitive man of considerable intellectual staying power. He is as eloquent and provocative as any political animal in Nigeria desperate to make name for themselves by staying glued to the system that allows them unfettered… Read More
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How Nigeria Was Sold Between January 2017 And December 2019 By Ettu Mohammed

I just hope Nigerians would understand what they are presently tied to but I think I can brief them what awaits that unborn kid  in 30 years.  ——From January 2017 till December 2019. Buhari-led administration added a total debt of N11.67 trillion in FG bond sales alone which is equivalent to $38.26 billion. ——From January 1 2017 and December 31 2019, Messr Buhari led… Read More
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IWD: When Will Nigeria Quit Talking? By Ibraheem Abdullateef

The International Women’s Day is a moment to reflect, celebrate the wonderful creature — the women, and call for drastic change in plights and travails of girl-child and women, in the country and our communities. Despite the global efforts and impacts, no country has achieved gender equality. Regardless, this is a special opportunity to deepen the agitations as we must… Read More
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Osun: Excavating Ruins Of Oranminran Years By Festus Adebayo

  A major and consequential event took place last week in the quiet state of Osun, which students of politics, power and government should take more than passing interest in. The state governor, Gboyega Oyetola, last Monday assented the recommendations of a panel set up to review some of the policies of his predecessor and boss, Rauf Aregbesola, who is now… Read More
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Social Media Bill And Trouble With Democracy In Nigeria By Adebayo Raphael

On Monday, March 9, 2020, the Senate Committee on Judiciary, Human Rights and Legal Matters will hold a public hearing on the Protection from Internet Falsehood and Manipulations; and for Other Related Matters Bill, 2019 (SB. 132). The idea of a public hearing is to create a soapbox for civil society to express their opinion on specific legislative propositions. This… Read More
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The Igbo Amotekun Must Not Be Convoy By SKC Ogbonnia

Tongues have been waging on why the South-East Governors Forum reneged on its initial plan to launch a regional security outfit in Igboland, similar to the Amotekun of the South-West. But the people should ponder no more: the sudden u-turn has everything to do with sheer selfishness.  Security crisis has become an existential threat in Nigeria. The South-West zone had been… Read More
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The UNILAG Leviathan, Dr. Wale Babalakin, Bears His Fangs Again By Dele Ashiru

ASUU UNILAG  received with rude shock the news of the postponement of the 51st convocation ceremony of the University of Lagos schedule for 9th-12th of March, 2020 barely four days to it’s commencement. Preliminary investigations by our union reveals that the postponement was occasioned by the Pro-Chancellor’s unilateral complaint to the Ministry of Education that the “2019 convocation ceremonies were… Read More
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