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Considering The Ending Of Nigeria: It Is EXIT Not “Secession” By Ndidi Uwechue

When one looks at it, many of those benefiting, or hoping to benefit from Nigeria seem so very sure that no matter what, Nigeria is “indivisible and indissoluble”. However, those who understand the behaviour of victims of abuse, may see it all quite differently. What has happened in Nigeria can be explained by some simple illustrations. Let us take the… Read More
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Blacks, Republicans And Battle Over Voting By Chido Nwangwu

The struggle and determination to maintain the right to vote and have fair access to the voting process remain a consistent struggle for many minorities in every part of the world. Unfortunately, since this remarkable year of 2021, here in the great United States, somewhat related struggles especially in the African-American community have entered a new phase to dismantle sophisticated,… Read More
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In Defense Of Andy Uba… Serves Heritage Bank Right! By Bayo Oluwasanmi

Weep not for Heritage Bank. But cry your eyes out for the former Anambra Senator Andy Uba for the public affront and humiliation brought upon him by the ignorant staff of Heritage Bank who invaded his home to protest against non-payment of loans Uba took from Heritage Bank.  Nigerian banks are known for their notoriety. They are partners with thieves,… Read More
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Restructuring And Secession: Buhari’s Cosmetic Style Of Leadership By Buhari Olanrewaju Ahmed

Nigeria is sadly on the verge of collapsing and it appears that only secession or restructuring can save it from crumbling into the abyss. Dictator Buhari’s fraudulent regime has only subjected its citizens to unscrupulous name-calling:  “A dot in the hole,” “Ignorant.“ Nigerians have the right to call  for self-determination in a peaceful manner that does not contradict Nigeria’s constitution.… Read More
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Poor Leadership Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Diasporans By Fadumo Abiodun Paul

This is an attempt to enlighten those criticizing people like me who live abroad and, as such, are not expected to talk about Nigeria – our country. In other words, I am directly responding to Buharists criticizing diasporas.  I wish this writer, like many of his kind are genuine with no strain attached, but I can tell they are not.… Read More
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Nnamdi Kanu, Asari Dokubo And The Biafran ‘Business’ By Ozodinukwe Okenwa

  Recently an assemblage of Northern groups (numbering more than three scores and a dozen) under the auspices of the Northern Consensus Movement had disclosed that it would pay a reward of N100 million to persons who could produce the fugitive leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, for the continuation of his prosecution for alleged treason in Nigeria. The group… Read More
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A President’s ‘Missing’ iPad And Other Perils By Azu Ishiekwene

Awkward moments are human, and hardly call attention when mere mortals are involved. But when the high and might trip, they make the headlines.  Both experts and lay people sometimes feel obliged to ask if such awkward moments may not indeed, like Freudian slip, mean more than meets the eye. And quite often their suspicions are right. Take former US President, Donald Trump, for… Read More
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Another Reason Yorubas Must Leave Nigeria, By Bayo Oluwasanmi

The northerners will tell you unity of Nigeria is not negotiable. They will tell you asking for restructure and self-determination amounts to treasonable felony. They will foolishly argue that agitators for restructuring and self-determination are calling for war. To the northern leeches and loafers, they contribute nothing, but take everything. They believe there’s nothing wrong with Nigeria or with the… Read More
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INEC Polling Units And The Future Of Elections, By Reuben Abati

Some of the major challenges bedevilling the electoral process in Nigeria, and thus abbreviating the integrity of democracy in the country include over the years: lack of access to polling units, the location of polling units in problematic parts, overcrowding, conflict, violence, the designation of places like shrines, mosques, churches and private residences as polling units which grant the owners… Read More
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Buhari And Trump: Twilights Of Undisguised Impunity And Cronyism, By Tony Omakwu

This Buhari’s administration is clearly on an undisguised ‘nothernization’ and ‘Islamization’ agenda. It is also getting a gripping handle on the art or politics of exclusion. What? Just take a cursory look at a few developments over the last 24 hours and you will understand what I mean. We are told that the Buhari administration is set to open 4… Read More
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