Skido had never bought a Ram in all his life. Each Christmas he watched with envy how his neighbours slit the throats of animals in preparation for the great feast. …
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Skido had never bought a Ram in all his life. Each Christmas he watched with envy how his neighbours slit the throats of animals in preparation for the great feast. …
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Why do we allow half-baked British, American, Indian, Chinese, French or other foreign nationals into Nigeria as ‘international consultants’ who are hired by the multinationals, or in some cases by the Nigerian …
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Why do we allow half-baked British, American, Indian, Chinese, French or other foreign nationals into Nigeria as ‘international consultants’ who are hired by the multinationals, or in some cases by the Nigerian …
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What are your regrets or disappointments? What would you do differently? Are you happy with life and happy with yourself? Or perhaps you need more time and more opportunities to do …
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I am not sure we want to attract everyone from overseas – Iyabo Obasanjo-Bello (2)
by Uduak Oduokby Uduak OduokKnown for her straight shooter personality, Dr. Obasanjo-Bello makes no apologies for being her father’s daughter. In this interview, she shares her position on healthcare, education, employment, foreign investments and women …
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I am not sure we want to attract everyone from overseas – Iyabo Obasanjo-Bello
by Uduak Oduokby Uduak OduokKnown for her straight shooter personality, Dr. Obasanjo-Bello makes no apologies for being her father’s daughter. In this interview, she shares her position on healthcare, education, employment, foreign investments and women …
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In a nation where most of the outgoing political leaders could qualify as candidates that should be incarcerated, condemned to mental homes, enslaved for their violations of human rights and …
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Since when did character and integrity start to matter in Nigerian politics? Look around the political stable in the different local government areas, states and right up to Aso rock …
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Yar’Adua represents a continuation of a culture of mediocrity, a relegation of meritocracy for expediency and the victory of manipulation over strategy. Yar’Adua is not the best Nigeria can offer …