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By Bolanle Bolawole turnpot@gmail.com 0705 263 1058 Except for the calendar which says this is Easter and the Federal Government which declared Friday the 7th and...
By Dr. Benneth Joshua The Igbos, the major ethnic group in the Southeast of Nigeria is a tribe known globally for its industriousness and doggedness to...
By Benneth Joshua The 2023 general election was not only a record retrogression to the inglorious days of electoral fraud, voter intimidation and suppression. It also...
By Tunde Olusunle If anyone had prophesied the retention of Mahmood Yakubu, chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, (INEC) in that office to which he...
By Dr. Ezrel Tabioqo As one of Nigeria’s longest serving legislators, Senator Ahmad Lawan, can be regarded as one of the most experienced lawmakers when it...
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By Dr. Festus Adedayo Egba, Ogun State-born indigenous African Sakara music exponent, Sanusi Aka, popularly known as S. Aka Baba Waidi, in two of his vinyls,...
By Owede Agbajileke The takeaway from Prof.Uju Anya’s reaction to Queen Elizabeth’s death is that we shouldn’t let our emotions get the better part of us....