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  • Libya; Why Not Yemen, Tunisia, Egypt, Bahrain, Jordan, Syria, Saudi Arabia, etc.?

    by Paul I. Adujie March 21, 2011
    by Paul I. Adujie

    In attacking Libya, western nations led by France, have argued that Moamar Gadaffi already has or is at the verge of massacring “his-own-people” as he repelled or took counter measures …

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  • Revolution or revolt eruption?

    by Tunde Ali March 21, 2011
    by Tunde Ali

    The lesson for the youths, trade unions, labor unions, students unions, and other democratic associations in a repressed polity is to educate their members about the need to understand the …

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  • The Last Man Standing

    by Bemgba Nyakuma March 21, 2011
    by Bemgba Nyakuma

    Libya is in crises. Saif al-Islam Ghaddafi is about his business – the obedient son of a sit tight dictator – defending his nation’s honor and right to sovereignty. Out …

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  • Laurent Gbagbo, a Stray Scapegoat in the Den of Lions

    by Shola Adebowale March 11, 2011
    by Shola Adebowale

    This piece is not an attempt to hold forte for Laurent Gbagbo of Ivory Coast, nor to malign him either, but rather to bring to the attention of the world …

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  • Single Currency for Africa: Incidental Or Essential?

    by L.Chinedu Arizona-Ogwu February 25, 2011
    by L.Chinedu Arizona-Ogwu

    Rulers from African countries will meet at the next bi-annual AU summit to discuss political, security and financial issues affecting the world’s top sub-Saharan region. Nigeria still hopes that there …

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  • Egyptian Liberation: The Triumph of Human Will and Dignity

    by Emeka Chiakwelu February 17, 2011
    by Emeka Chiakwelu

    Egyptians must understand that the driving away of the dictator was an opening to a long journey to democratic dispensation. Egyptians maybe in quick need of calling for an election, …

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  • Julian Assange raped my prostitute too!

    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku February 16, 2011
    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku

    There are several aspects of the rape story against Assange I find incredible and just plain silly. First, Assange is not so physically well endowed as to have subdued two …

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  • Hosni Mubarak's Dictatorship Defeated Gone; What Is Next For Egypt?

    by February 14, 2011
    by

    It is a new day in Egypt! Egyptians jubilate, celebrate and dance in the streets most triumphantly! The world is transfixed and exultant for the successful revolution inspired and driven …

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  • Islam, Political Islam, Paranoia, Irrational Unreasonable Fears

    by February 11, 2011
    by

    Now that Hosni Mubarak has resigned, would the Americans, Europeans and Israelis support a military dictatorship in Egypt or a thorough democratic transition processes?

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  • Like Tunisia, like Egypt, like Nigeria?

    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku February 10, 2011
    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku

    You Nigerians are very good when it comes to religious riots and the pursuit of ethnic acrimony. You don’t look at the bigger picture. And that perhaps is the real …

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  • On the Murder of David Kato, the Ugandan Gay Rights Campaigner

    by iNigerian.com February 10, 2011
    by iNigerian.com

    We the undersigned condemn in the strongest possible terms the murder of Mr David Kato the Ugandan gay rights campaigner. We wish to state emphatically that homosexuality is neither a …

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  • When Courageous Tunisian Meets Moronic Nigerian

    by Taju Tijani February 8, 2011
    by Taju Tijani

    The ‘okada’ riders, recharge card sellers, jobless youths, thugs, motor park touts, ‘Bolekaja’ drivers, armed robbers, hungry artisans, yahoo yahoo 419ers, gay hunters, ‘gbajumo onijibiti’, ‘olori ebi gbajue’, pure water …

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  • Imagine If Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Kuwait, Jordan, etc., Were Democracies?

    by Paul I. Adujie February 7, 2011
    by Paul I. Adujie

    As a non-Arab concerned with the plight of the people of Palestine and the burgeoning non-beguiling ordeal of the people of Iraq, I am forced to wonder about certain what …

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  • America Is Friend and Ally of Dictators and Tyrants Worldwide

    by Paul I. Adujie February 5, 2011
    by Paul I. Adujie

    President Barack Obama it was, who once stated that Africa needs strong institutions and not strong men. But now we know these statements are mere deep end platitudes, in view …

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  • Cote d'Ivoire: Deconstructing The Mind Of 'President' Gbagbo

    by SOC Okenwa February 3, 2011
    by SOC Okenwa

    Laurent Koudou Gbagbo and his ‘gang’ of marauders, mercenaries from Liberia and Angola and some leading elements in the military must not prevail in this clear battle for the soul …

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  • Can South Sudan avoid the traps of Poverty?

    by Michael Oluwagbemi II January 31, 2011
    by Michael Oluwagbemi II

    Many have hailed the recent vote for independence by South Sudan from their Northern Arab neighbors after many years of bloody struggle. To some, it represents a fresh start for …

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