By Felicia Maduka The disbandment of Ambassador Greg Mbadiwe led Governing council and the sacking of Dr. Bernard Odoh and Mrs Nwokike as the puppet and imposed Vice Chancellor and …
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The best way to send a sweet mother home to the angels in paradise is through the vehicle of iconic music being played by legendary musicians. It shall stay with …
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Mr. President has done well for our country. Before he came to power, the country was disingenuously gravitating towards fascism, the type that would make Italian Benito Mussolini turn green …
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Nigeria: A Country Where Suffering Is the Ultimate Badge of Patriotism!
by Jude Obusehby Jude ObusehThe sun had barely risen over the sprawling streets of Lagos when Chukwudi, a father of three, embarked on his daily struggle—an exhausting routine of battling overpriced transport fares, erratic …
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Ayo Aluko-Olokun, a veteran journalist and communication consultant, was recently elected as the National President of St. Patrick’s Grammar School, Ibadan, Oyo State (SPACO) Alumni Association. A member of the …
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By Ifeanyichukwu Nnopu That Nnamdi Azikiwe University also called UNIZIK has in recent times notoriously and negatively trended in the social media is an undisputable fact. Also that the reason …
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There was a time in in this country when today’s turncoat activists of Nigeria were mouthing pat phraseologies of Marxism and hollering: “Dictatorship of the Proletariat!” These ill-assorted characters later …
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In just a few days after becoming president again, President Donald Trump has signed several Executive Orders. Most of those orders have come at a time when the USA appears …
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The Silent Epidemic: Why Nigeria Must Stop Turning a Blind Eye to Sexual Harassment
by Jude Obusehby Jude ObusehSexual harassment is a cancer eating deep into the fabric of Nigerian society, yet it remains one of the least addressed issues in public discourse. From corporate offices to university …
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Ibrahim Traoré: Africa’s Unapologetic Revolutionary Or A Dangerous Gamble?
by Para Mole2by Para Mole2In an era where African leaders are often seen as mere puppets of Western interests, Burkina Faso’s Captain Ibrahim Traoré is charting a radically different course. At just 36 years …