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America has Trump; we have Buhari
WHATEVER made Olubadan to have Adedibu/ We also have Omisore...(Oun t’ó m’Ólúbàdàn t’ó fi l’Ádédibú/ Àwa náa l’Ómísore)” This song ...
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Leadership beyond the storm
He had led his team from one victory to another even in the face of stiff competition from the corporate ...
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How to make the bush burn without getting consumed (I)
A few years ago, I taught consistently for a few months on this life-changing topic (how to make the bush ...
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Administration of estates law
HUMAN affairs are never predictable, at least in relation to the payment of the compulsory debt that we owe our ...
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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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Gambari: Embrace and alienation of an outsider on the inside
Professor Ibrahim Agboola Gambari, Buhari’s new Chief of Staff, appears to be catalyzing a lot of motion in the Presidential ...
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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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Choosing the right bank
YOUR bank is a critical partner in your personal finance journey as it is the custodian of your financial resources ...
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Lynching Akinwumi Adesina
The culture of lynching and genocide is deeply embedded in the gestalt of American race relations. And this, despite the ...
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Will Africa come of age with Adesina?
NIGERIA’S General Murtala Muhammed stood tall before the OAU summit on January 11, 1976 with the very bold “Africa has ...
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Why it is difficult to predict success of gender equality
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK While it has been established that the movement for gender equality is gaining ground across the ...
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Grinding to a halt…
SAMPLE 1: “From the economy to our social life and religion, the Coronavirus has upturned everything. The economy has been ...
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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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Re: I want to end it all!
Olufunso,I will advise you to approach the Pastoral team for a job and a house. Also, you can either file ...
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As Ondo governorship election hots up…4
Nigeria’s elections – and politics - stopped being one of ideas and ideals a long time ago; gone were the ...
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Pandemics in history: Was Nigeria prepared for Covid-19? (4)
Covid-19 exposed structural deficiency of Nigeria IN the preceding editions, much of the focus has been on the medical response ...
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The People’s Republic: Why they came
BY the end of 1899, a number of roads had been constructed in different parts of the South, chiefly by ...
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Yesterday, today and tomorrow (I)
We cannot over emphasize the importance of time. Our lives is a sum total of the time we live. Every ...
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Ondo State’s car-driving ghosts
An audit report submitted to the Ondo State House of Assembly revealed that 88 ghost workers got N48.2 million as ...
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Unnecessary travel of CEOs to Abuja
TO rise to the pinnacle of one’s career is the best thing that can happen to anyone as this is ...
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Bidding farewell to the holy month of Ramadan
IT is a time of introspection, a time which will enable us to understand how far we gained from Ramadan; ...
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Why Trump may throw AfDB Adesina inside the Bandama River
OCCASIONALLY, some occurrences on the African continent remind us of how vulnerable we are. Or, put in the lingo of ...
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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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A poet for PDP in Ekiti
Putatively, Ayo Fayose, Ekiti Government House two-timer, is an enfant terrible of Nigerian politics. He revels in it, or better ...
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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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