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Two Big Problems That Ijaw Nation Need To Deal With To Get Leadership Right

WISDOM ONIEKPAR IKULI    Others may argue or hold otherwise, but Ijaw Nation seems to be the most blessed tribe…

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Tinubu, The Young Turks And Fresh Thinking

ABIODUN KOMOLAFE When dispassionate commentaries are made by independent analysts in the fullness of time about the Tinubu presidency, a…

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The Content Era: Separating Activism From Political Influencing

Activism is not about reinforcing ignorance. If it is to be effective and transformative, its first priority must be to…

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Amupitan: Changing The Trajectory of Elections in Nigeria

BY TIMOTHY ENIETAN-MATTHEWS  For decades, Nigerians approached election seasons with a familiar mixture of hope, anxiety and scepticism. The questions…

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Re: Chima Amadi As The Only Consolation For Ndi Ngor Okpala — Understanding The Real Argument

CAJETAN DUKE I am not particularly inclined to joining issues with individuals over their personal opinions, as everyone is entitled…

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Excuses Do Not Win Elections; Hard Work Does

PRINCE ADEYEMI SHONIBARE writes on why perpetual election losers and self-styled Amala intellectuals must stop searching for scapegoats The Politics…

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Dr. Ejike Chukwu Unveils “Growth Without Grief” Plan To Expand Imo IGR Without Burdening Citizens

*Blueprint for Increasing Imo State’s Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) Without Additional Burden on Families and Taxpayers* PREAMBLE It is the…

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Osun 2026: AMBO’s Manifesto As A Selling Point

KOLA ODEPEJU  Of all those running for governorship in Osun and whose parties will appear on the ballot on August…

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Kwara APC and the Fashola Lesson: Why Reconciliation, Not Hubris, Must Define the Way Forward

  BOSUN AWONIYI Politics often teaches its greatest lessons through history. As tensions rise within the Kwara APC following the…

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How Kalu Built Not Only Roads But Students Who Are Now Leaders

BY Dr. VIOLET AKIFAGBOWO If you grew up in Abia between 1999 and 2007, you remember the buzzing. The new…

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