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Let’s close schools forever
This one that COVID death is killing kings and their horsemen, big men dropping in droves, what do you think ...
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Perseverance: The severance factor
I rejoice with my state Governor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, as well as Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu of Ondo State and their ...
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The influence of sight
Sight is everything in the life of every leader or would be leader in every field of life, because everything ...
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Emperor Ogbonna: A cry for justice
“Every person shall be entitled to his personal liberty and no person shall be deprived of such liberty save in ...
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Youths lament exclusion from Buhari’s ministerial list
YOUTHS under the aegis of Youth Initiative for Advocacy, Growth & Advancement (YIAGA) on Tuesday, lamented their exclusion from President, ...
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Naira Marley as template of a failed nation
I accept friend requests of people younger than I am after taking a trip to their walls on Facebook. If ...
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Buhari’s Nigeria as a Terrorcracy in Terroraria
The Head of the US Special Operations Command in Africa, Maj.-Gen. Dagvin Anderson, told reporters on August 6 that Al ...
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Beyond Fayose: The future of Ekiti
I spent the better part of last Tuesday, October 16, focusing on developments in Ekiti State. It was the day ...
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Leveraging with debt
THIS is a personal finance column, so we hardly discuss business finance. However, the lockdown has brought with it a ...
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The NDDC and the tragedy of a nation
First of all, let me put my cards on the table: I am a friend of the Niger Delta region ...
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Oh no, Malami!
I was on my way to the killing fields of Kaduna on Friday along with the President of Middle Belt ...
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Bandwagon activism: Why you should not believe every activist
TODAY, it is common, especially on social media, to see people calling themselves advocates and jumping on diverse causes without ...
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Formally seizing opportunities
SAMPLE 1: “The Governor of Ondo State and the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu visited ...
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BREAKING: Delta SSG, Information Commissioner test positive for COVID-19
The Delta State Secretary to the State Government and Commissioner for information, Mr Chiedu Ebie and Mr Charles Aniagwu have ...
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Coronavirus: Ekiti govt imposes 12-hour curfew daily for 14 days
Ekiti State Governor, Dr Kayode Fayemi, has announced 12-hour dusk to dawn curfew in the state as part of measures ...
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Re: Where is my Mummy?
Kemi, your case is very simple. All you need do is to send your mum’s details if you have any ...
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With love for my brother, Femi Adesina
When Ephraim spake trembling, he exalted himself in Israel; but when he offended in Baal, he died –Hosea 13:1. Alhaji ...
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The readers’ review
THIS week’s edition will be dedicated to some of the adept readers of this column who have, over the years, ...
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The People’s Republic: Constitutional basis
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK AT this stage we would like to emphasize that there is a sharp distinction between CONSTITUTION ...
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Effective teams (II)
Last time we began looking at the issue of effective teams. An effective team is a group of people associating ...
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Chinese loans and Nigeria’s future
Although Mr Rotimi Amaechi, Transportation Minister, has tried to make light of the precarious situation the country has found itself ...
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Why FG should no longer foot-drag on aviation bailout
Gradually, the country’s aviation sector, particularly, its domestic airlines are collapsing obviously because of the overwhelming negative impacts of the ...
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History of the management of the Kaaba
MORE than 150 artisans and technicians replaced the Kaaba’s Kiswa (black cloth) with a new one on Wednesday last week ...
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Why the colour of #RevolutionNow was not Arab Spring-red
THEY all happened almost simultaneously, as if in a choreography. On February 9, 2011, a huge crowd of protesters had ...
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Let’s crash this culture
A sister just left our parish and RCCG completely. She is a spiritual mother of sort. Her sudden absence at ...
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Buhari isn’t judiciary’s messiah (6)
The catechism seems sealed. Aso Rock is the Big Brother of Naija. However there is a game known as “Truth ...
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Industrialist canvasses for low cost of building materials
THE need to facilitates a conducive environment where ease of doing business would be enhanced has been canvassed by industrialist, ...
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Wale Adebanwi on Mama HID (63)
WHILE her children and grandchildren were meeting in Efunyela Hall, someone suggested that H.I.D should go to Efunyela Hall to ...
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Dayo Abatan at 79
ON May 15, Chief Dayo Abatan will turn 79. Dayo is one of my very close friends. We are also ...
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Wale Adebanwi on Mama HID (62)
PUNCTUALITY, THE “DISEASE” OF THE conscientious, was still “tormenting” HID at 99. Almost nine decades of “setting forth at dawn” ...
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Kwame Nkrumah: 46 years after
ON this day, 46 years ago, the torch-bearer of African revolution, Kwame Nkrumah, died in Bucharest, Romania. He was said ...
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Wale Adebanwi on Mama HID (61)
WHILE all the adherents of the Awolowo were feuding, the dominant conservative coalition which had ruled Nigeria in one guise ...
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The accented sacrifice and other distractions
Globally, it is the stock in trade of administrations to find the right bones to throw at the mob to ...
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DRUM DIALOGUES: Master Drummer and The Accompaniments
Drum dialogue occurs between the lead drummer and the other drummers in the ensemble, and also, between lead drummer and ...
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