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A Nation In Crisis – 2023: Leadership, Creativity And Innovation By Richard Odusanya

Nigeria is entering a crucial period in its history. Surely, given the state of the nation today, it would appear perverse to be exercised by the 2023 elections. So weighty are the problems that we grapple with and so fluid their composition that many worry that there may not be a country after the coming year. Today, as a people,… Read More
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Bianca Vs Ebele: How Far Can A Slap Go? By Rudolf Okonkwo

On Wednesday, June 14, 1990, Princess Diana and Prince Charles attended their children’s school sports day. The two participated in their sons’ school’s parents’ race. Diana ran barefooted across the turf while Charles wore an apron. In the mothers’ race, Diana came third. Charles was amongst the last to reach the finishing line in the fathers’ race. Prince William, who… Read More
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How non-parties can apply for the stay of execution of the judgment nullifying section 84(12) of the Electoral (Amendment) Act By Olumide Babalola

In the past three days, news outlets have been inundated with reports, reviews and arguments on the propriety or otherwise of the Federal High Court’s decision nullifying section 84(12) of the Electoral (Amendment) Act which provision precludes political appointees from participating in primary elections of political parties in Nigeria.Lawyers have expectedly analysed the speed, validity, aptitude, uprightness, mischief, morality and… Read More
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Zelensky, Biden, Putin And The Road To War-crimes By Chido Nwangwu

On Wednesday, March 16, 2022, Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky teleported his boyish charm and growing authenticity as a brave leader in war-time into the auditorium of the United States Congress. He addressed the leadership of the U.S., for about 15 minutes, from a location in the Russian war-devastated Ukraine.Appealing with anguish and an impressive sense of dignity, the former comedian… Read More
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Life in Nigeria as a dress rehearsal for hell By Osmund Agbo

As Ukrainian cities are buffeted by Russian tanks, the west are tightening the noose around the neck of Kremlin. The goal is to send a clear message  that Russia has embarked on a suicide mission and so needs to retrace her steps.  Following the announcement by the United States and her European NATO allies shunning that nation’s crude, the global… Read More
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Sleep-walking into universal disaster. By Owei Lakemfa.

The siamese twins, India and Pakistan, have virtually been at each other’s throats since the 1947 surgical operation by quack British doctors that separated them.Their last dogfight in the skies was in 2019. However, on March 9, 2022, Pakistan with 165 nuclear warheads and India with 156, we’re almost at war. What nearly resulted in conflict was not their fierce… Read More
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Ebele Obiano’s Slapping Shame! By Ozodinukwe Okenwa

Prof. Charles Chukwuma Soludo, the elected Anambra State Governor, took his oath of office in Awka last Wednesday (March 17th). It was a low-key event according to online reports. The out-gone Governor, Willie Obiano, his wife, Ebelechukwu ‘Osodieme’, and many other dignitaries graced the occasion. Governor Soludo is expected to usher in a change in Anambra State given his sterling… Read More
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Triumph of the ‘Yahoo-Yahoo’ Governors By Azu Ishiekwene

In the midst of our current misery, the Ondo State Governor Rotimi Akeredolu thought we needed something to cheer last week, so he offered a joke, which was telling and disturbing. In the row between the Governor of Yobe and interim chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Mai Mala Buni, and governors who wanted to overthrow him, Akeredolu, who was… Read More
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Corruption: The Nigerian System And Subsidy Scam, By Richard Odusanya

Corruption is the single greatest obstacle preventing Nigeria from achieving its enormous potential. It drains billions of dollars a year from the country’s economy, stymies development, and weakens the social contract between the government and its people. It is the main reason why the entire system is collapsing not only the power grid sector.A major straw that broke the Peoples… Read More