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‘Victor Osimhe’n, You Don Grow Pass This One’
By Douglas Baye-Osagie
_dbayeosagie@yahoo.com_
Great sportsmen leave behind a reputation. When the goals stop coming, when the trophies become memories and the boots are…
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2027 elections: INEC’s Milestones, Challenges, and Prospects
By Richard Elesho
All eyes are on the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to deliver free, fair, and credible general elections in 2027. Expectations are sky-high…
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The CJN, The Barrister and our obsession with titles
By Douglas Baye-Osagie
dbayeosagie@yahoo.com
In Nigeria, a name alone is never enough. We dress it up, pad it, crown it. _His Excellency, His Imperial and Royal Majesty, Your…
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Beyond Boundaries of Charity: Dr. Salamatu Garba’s Quiet Revolution of Compassion, Partnership…
By: Lamara Garba
In every generation, society is blessed with individuals who understand that true greatness is measured not by what one possesses but by what one gives. Dr.…
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From Boy Soldier to Army Chief: The Extraordinary Journey of Lt. Gen. Salihu Ibrahim
By Abdulkarim Abdulmalik
History often remembers military leaders for the battles they fought or the commands they held. Yet, behind every decorated uniform is usually a story…
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For a ‘Non-Tribal’ Politics in Nigeria’s 2027 General Election
By Emmanuel Nnadozie Onwubiko
Reading about the recent mayoral by-election in Greater Manchester, United Kingdom, I was fascinated by the successful candidate's description of…
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We must all stop Infantino. Football is the People’s Game
By Douglas Baye-Osagie
_dbayeosagie@yahoo.com_
Donald Trump, the self-styled mighty overseer of world politics, has laid his hands on Gianni Infantino’s forehead. All we hear…
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Violent Conflicts And Sustainable Democracy in Nigeria
By Idris Miliki Abdul
There are, unavoidably, social, economic and political implications of the periodic eruption of violence in Nigeria. The truth is T that the occurrence of…
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From “Global Textile City” to Study Tours Abroad: Nigeria Must Look Inward
By Douglas Baye-Osagie
dbayeosagie@yahoo.com
It is sobering to see the Vice President of Nigeria lead a team of Governors to the Benin Republic to study the operations of a…
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They Ruin Our Schools, School Their Kids Abroad
By Emmanuel Nnadozie Onwubiko
This is certainly the season of intense competition among politicians in Nigeria to show off their foreign-educated children in the mass media, for…
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