I shake my head and bemoan an opportunity lost. If anyone tells you an election took place on Saturday, call such an individual a bold faced liar…
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An Igbo Cannot Be Trusted As President: Nigeria's 419 Constitution. (5)
by Bode Eluyeraby Bode EluyeraIf we were really interested in building a strong, prosperous and united nation, we should be interested in choosing the best among us, irrespective of his tribe or origin…
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I hope that Habiba’s story returns power and dignity to those young girls, women, and boys who have had to live through a similar horrific experience…
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Nigeria has about 35% return on investment which is the highest in the world today. With this, there is room for small businesses to thrive and survive…
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Why do you think that it is only PDP that ‘rigged’ the elections? You can not blame only PDP and leave out the other political parties. They are all complaining …
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Nigeria's Primitive Elections: Where Are The Western Democracy Defenders?
by John Iteshiby John IteshiThe New York Times editorial, “Nigeria’s Imperiled Elections” published on 11th April 2007, clearly highlighted the open secret that most western media and their governments only moan about democracy when …
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The forces of darkness that are bent on holding Nigeria down are still at work as has been conclusively proved by last Saturday’s governorship and State Assembly elections…
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Nigeria's 419 Constitution 4: An Igbo President? Mission Impossible!
by Bode Eluyeraby Bode EluyeraHow many people can the Federal Government count on today to pick up arms happily, voluntarily, to defend its territory in case of an attack? Are you ready to pick …
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It’s been five weeks since I retuned to Nigeria, am still trying to get a handle on a lot of things. And although I am very happy to be back …
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It is now widely accepted that Osundare is Africa’s finest poet. His way with words is distinct and rare. It is impossible to read Osundare’s poetry and not be awed …