For an ill-informed first-time visitor to the ‘SaharaReporters’ website, the conclusion may be drawn to the effect that ‘SR’ has a standard editorial policy that wilfully and maliciously prescribes chiefly …
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With each passing decade in which large swathes of Africa continue to lag behind their counterparts in other continents, our under-performance in the development stakes becomes apparent. Afromatics is my …
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With its countless individual fibers of bribery, favour and nepotism, crooked politicians hijacked the government, the Yar’Adua government was the PDP party, and neither could function without the other…
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My first impression of Mr Sustainability was akin to Clint Eastwood in the 1967 movie, The Good, The Bad and the Ugly, with a brimmed cowboy hat and outfit. Professor …
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The African ‘Big Man’ is not really liked in his country or village, he is however feared. He rules by force and guile. He is a menace…
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I’m convinced of the need to recognize that, politically speaking, we Nigerians have failed. Nigeria is just a caricature of a state, and the Nigerian nation a fictitious concept for …
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Christmas is a time when many Nigerians abroad go on a carnal carnival to Lagos to recharge exhausted libido. Lagos is becoming a city to relight the fire and not …
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I can confidently report that only Reuben Abati of The Guardian has the cajones to ask government officials for explanations. It is as if he is the only one not …
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Minister Ndanusa has pledged to reengineer the sports industry, a sector plagued with corruption, mismanagement, and gross neglect. This paper discusses Ndanusa’s vision for sports development within the context of …
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Only one reason may have informed Akunyili’s appointment. The Yar’Adua regime only wanted to exploit the enormous admiration and goodwill she enjoyed from Nigerians to shore up its badly battered …