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The Enemy As A Friend: Nigeria’s steady march to Yugoslavia, by Osmund Agbo

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The Enemy As A Friend: Nigeria’s steady march to Yugoslavia, by Osmund Agbo Few years ago, Otpor, Serbia’s non-violent pro-democracy youth movement known for organising non-violent...
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Slavery in Mauritania and the shame of a continent, by Osmund Agbo

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In November 2017, the world watched in utter disbelief, some cringed-worthy footage aired by CNN where dozens of men in detention facilities were being...
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Wanted: A new leadership recruitment process, by Kazeem Akintunde

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Wanted: A new leadership recruitment process, by Kazeem Akintunde The Nigerian political space came alive few days ago after Asiwaju Ahmed Bola Tinubu, visited President Muhammadu Buhari to...
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The secrets of intangible wealth, by Ronald Bailey

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The secrets of intangible wealth, by Ronald Bailey                 The Arbiter We have been talking about the Rule of Law for...
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The unraveling of Portuguese empire: A historical imperative, by Osmund Agbo

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Portugal, the small European nation located on the western tip of the Iberian Peninsula, known to have colonized over 50 countries of the world...
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The North is haemorrhaging, by Kazeem Akintunde

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It was not his turn to pick a passenger, but I deliberately chose him to ferry me home due to his neatness. When other...
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Back on the beat, by Kazeem Akintunde

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In October 2017, I took a temporary break from Journalism to work with former Minister of Health, Professor Isaac Adewole as his Special Assistant,...
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Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo: The portrait of an African despot, by Osmund Agbo

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A first time visitor to the University of Calabar will get to learn a few interesting facts. Male and female students refer to themselves...
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Haiti: A black nation’s struggle in the Americas, by Osmund Agbo

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On 7 July 2021 at 1 a.m. local time, a group of heavily armed gunmen made up of 28 foreign mercenaries, mostly from Columbia,...
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Libya’s election and the long path to peace in the Maghreb, by Osmund Agbo

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In case you haven’t noticed, modern warfare has become everything other than what it appears to be. The war in Syria is no more...
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