He told me an African woman is not worth visiting if she can’t cook… yet he himself can’t cook, and he wouldn’t cook even if he could. His “shopping list” …
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He told me an African woman is not worth visiting if she can’t cook… yet he himself can’t cook, and he wouldn’t cook even if he could. His “shopping list” …
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He told me an African woman is not worth visiting if she can’t cook… yet he himself can’t cook, and he wouldn’t cook even if he could. His “shopping list” …
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One could come to the conclusion that certain aspects of governance have been given priority over others and that health does not seem to have fallen into the chosen few. …
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Many have wondered about the staying power of the PDP when it is structurally and institutionally prone to suicide. I am beginning to believe those who say that the wizard …
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In the global economy, as strategic partnerships are forged world-wide to safe-guard local, national or international interests, we need articulate persons who know world systems and are confident enough, charismatic and …
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I write to congratulate the people and government of Nigeria on the deployment of Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala from the finance ministry to the ministry of foreign affairs…
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The love of democracy and justice had given us the hope that Peter Obi would stamp his authority and wrest power from the evil clutches and return the state to the …
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The history of the Nigerian Police is a history of nobility, service and sacrifice. It had a glorious past. In recent years, however, the police have come to be known …
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“The Burden Of Citizenship Is On Nigerians” – Conversation with Frank Nweke, Jnr.
by Uche Nworahby Uche NworahIn my response to CNN, I did remind them that Nigerians were not the ones that ran down companies like Enron, Tyco, WorldCom, Arthur Andersen and many of such failed …