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Edo Elections: The Coming Storm As Okpebholo, Asue, and Akpata Slug It Out In A Fight To The Finish

As the countdown to the Edo Gubernatorial elections progresses, anticipation builds for the swift transition from a slow march to…

3 years ago

The Coastal Road: Atiku And The Limits of Desperation

BY JESUTEGA ONOKPASA While most Nigerians are wildly excited about the commencement of the construction of the long awaited Coastal…

3 years ago

Matters Arising From New Electricity Tarrif In Nigeria

TOLU OGUNLESI  Quite sad (but not surprising) that it's the 'freezer' comment that's totally dominated the headlines from yesterday's Electricity…

3 years ago

Afenifere And The Progressive Camp (1)

ABIODUN KOMOLAFE When sometime in 2008, the late Yinka Odumakin invited me to his 23, Sylvia Crescent, Anthony Village-office in…

3 years ago

Gov Aiyedatiwa: How Many Souls Would Bait Your Desperate Ambition?

RAHMAN BALOGUN Yorùbás are rich in words. Each of their idiomatic expressions is loaded with innuendos and words of homily.…

3 years ago

The Risky Bob

NZE JAMES CHINONYEREM He made himself a hybrid and goes about with a hybridized name, Bobrisky. A born male who…

3 years ago

Yayi To Ogun West People, Weep No More

ALBERT ASIPA  In Ogun and Lagos States and by extension Nigeria at large, the name of the Senator representing Ogun…

3 years ago

Soludo: The Governor With Many Firsts

IZUCHUKWU ADICHIE  This is an insight into some of the exceptional achievements of Soludo -- the governor who introduced numerous…

3 years ago

Idris Malagi: A Refreshing Example In Public Information Management

BY TUNDE RAHMAN Delivering a keynote address at a well-attended National Spokespersons’ Summit and Awards on March 26 in Abuja,…

3 years ago

Akpabio: New Vista In Parliamentary Diplomacy

BY ANIETIE EKONG There is a general consensus that Nigeria had a glorious outing at the recently concluded 148th Assembly…

3 years ago
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