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  • Jos Carnage: Synopsis, Leadership And Gen. Gowon

    by Ossie Ezeaku March 10, 2010
    by Ossie Ezeaku

    The present carnage in Jos is certainly a harbinger of things to come in the future. I might sound like a doomsday prophet…

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  • What is inside the pack…?

    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku March 10, 2010
    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku

    Experts and ordinary Nigerians worry about how their foods and medicines are being packed by food processors…

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  • The Illusions and Delusions of Nigeria’s Political Dynasties

    by Akintokunbo A Adejumo March 10, 2010
    by Akintokunbo A Adejumo

    Sadly, the set of Nigerian politician children who think of themselves as political dynasties and indispensable to the Nigerian political scene…

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  • Are You A Citizen of Nigeria or Merely A Settler?

    by Paul I. Adujie March 10, 2010
    by Paul I. Adujie

    Political, religious and ethnic opportunists have always exploited the mutual suspicions between Nigerians who are in abject poverty…

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  • Recurrent Jos Mayhem: Who Will Heal The Land?

    by Adepoju Paul Olusegun March 8, 2010
    by Adepoju Paul Olusegun

    Jos was once the best place to stay in Nigeria considering the heavenly weather and blissful peace that once characterized the city. However, bouts of killings, religious unrests and the …

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  • Jonathan and the end of a honeymoon

    by Okey Ndibe March 8, 2010
    by Okey Ndibe

    Those handling Goodluck Jonathan better tell him that this week marks the end of the honeymoon phase of his “acting presidency.”

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  • How to Report the President's Illness: Why Nigeria's Case Is Different

    by Adepoju Paul Olusegun March 8, 2010
    by Adepoju Paul Olusegun

    Nigerians can also be blamed for the paucity of information on the health status of those at the helm of affairs. On the various streets across Nigeria, Nigerians go about …

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  • Decongesting Nigerian Cities: Stemming Rural-Urban Drift in Today’s Nigeria

    by Henry Omoregie March 8, 2010
    by Henry Omoregie

    It is mostly in Lagos and other big cities in Nigeria that one can find an able-bodied, well-fed beggar, who can see, hear and speak, is not in anyway physically …

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  • Pastor Tunde Bakare

    by Chinedu Vincent Akuta March 8, 2010
    by Chinedu Vincent Akuta

    I believe in one Nigeria where there is justice, equity, fairness and good governance. I also believe there could be unity in diversity. With togetherness and determination we can achieve …

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  • The Return Of The Living Dead

    by Chinyere Ugomma Eze-Nliam March 5, 2010
    by Chinyere Ugomma Eze-Nliam

    On Wednesday, the 24th of February 2010, around 2 a.m, when decent and hardworking Nigerians were snoring and sweating on their beds with mosquitoes playing hide and seek in their …

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  • The Rise and Fall of Our Motherland

    by Chinyere Ugomma Eze-Nliam March 5, 2010
    by Chinyere Ugomma Eze-Nliam

    The problem with Nigeria is not only the complete ineptitude of our elected leaders, their wanton and wilful refusal to abide by the Rule of Law or the fact that …

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  • Democracy Is Not a Spectator Sport or a Siddon Look Matter

    by Paul I. Adujie March 3, 2010
    by Paul I. Adujie

    Any true democracy and constitutionalism is maintained through active involvement, engagement and participation by the electorate and the citizenry…

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  • Yar’Adua versus “motor park” touts

    by Okey Ndibe March 2, 2010
    by Okey Ndibe

    A friend of mine, an American who has studied and taught in Nigeria, sent me a terse e-mail yesterday. It read: “The ‘president’ of Nigeria is a perfect icon for …

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  • Prayers For President Yar’Adua

    by Sabella Ogbobode Abidde March 2, 2010
    by Sabella Ogbobode Abidde

    In spite of our political, religious and ethnic frictions, no Nigerian will celebrate the president’s ill-health. From the Creeks of the Niger Delta to the cascading hills of Plateau State …

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  • We must stop insulting Niger Deltans

    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku March 2, 2010
    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku

    By this piece, I wish to recommend to anyone who is not familiar with the Niger Delta to be a little more circumspect in discourse related to determination of issues …

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  • A Contrarian Confronts Jonathan (1)

    by Taju Tijani March 2, 2010
    by Taju Tijani

    Jonathan Goodluck’s success hinges on truncating the socially deformed policies of Yar’ Adua which have become social nuisance across the political and social realm. Can Jonathan morph from a conservative, …

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