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Democracy Day At The Platform: Nigeria On Soludo’s Mind

CHRISTIAN ABURIME As Nigeria marks another Democracy Day amidst the familiar chorus of challenges, Nigerians crave more than just platitudes.…

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Ojúdé Ọba: The Beauty, The Beast And The Broken Bones Of Our Pageantry

FOLORUNSO FATAI ADISA     There’s something about Ojúdé Ọba that tugs at the soul like an ancestral drumbeat. A…

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The Forgotten Rural Nigeria

ABIODUN ADIGUN  Rural Nigeria is a paradox of neglect and potential. While the majority of Nigerians reside in these areas,…

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Foreign NGOs In Africa: The Catastrophic Instruments Of Exploitation

The roles of foreign NGOs and their local representatives in Africa have sparked intense debate. Their roles are openly presented…

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Eyes Forward

DIKE CHUKWUMEREIJE 2 nights ago, my brother, Chaka Chukwumerije, escaped an attempt on his life. He was on his way…

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Two Years of President Tinubu: Two Stories Behind The Positive Numbers

BY TUNDE RAHMAN  Economists and commentators have written and said much about the positive trajectory and indicators signposting Nigeria's economic…

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The Underdevelopment Of Ijebu-Jesa, My Native Nazareth (1)

ABIODUN KOMOLAFE   I am an angry Nigerian! I am angry because Ijebu-Jesa, my hometown, is a town where the…

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From Adenauer To Tinubu: How Narrow Victories Can Forge Great Legacies

PASTOR OSAGIE IZE-IYAMU  In the halls of modern political history, few leaders were as underestimated at the start and as…

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Leadership Lessons From AfDB’s Akinwumi Adesina

FEMI ADESINA   It is not the end. Not yet. But it was the beginning of the end. President of…

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The Self-Defender In The Face Of Terror: #SAVESUNDAYJACKSON

The Supreme Court's decision on the 7th of March, 2025, to affirm the death sentence of Adamawa Christian farmer, Mr.…

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