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Who is deserving of a Presidential Pardon?, by Osmund Agbo

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Who is deserving of a Presidential Pardon?, by Osmund Agbo Last week, Nigerians received with mixed feelings the news of President Buhari granting pardon to 159...
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Is Pakistan a stratocracy?, by Osmund Agbo

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Is Pakistan a stratocracy?, by Osmund Agbo ISI, short for Inter-Services Intelligence, is not your run-of-the-mill spy agency. Founded on January 1, 1948 with the...
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Musings on Neptune Prime’s maiden colloquium, by Mahdi Garba

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Musings on Neptune Prime’s maiden colloquium, by Mahdi Garba Nigeria has been ridden with different crises like other countries in the Global South. From...
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Life in Nigeria as a dress rehearsal for hell, by Osmund Agbo

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Life in Nigeria as a dress rehearsal for hell, by Osmund Agbo As Ukrainian cities are buffeted by Russian tanks, the west are tightening the...
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Public intellectuals, the Nigerian left and blind spots, by Osmund Agbo

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The tone often strikes whimsical when a political activist like Omoleye Sowore is reminded that his reward is in paradise. That is to the...
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Africa and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, by Azu Ishiekwene

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Conversation with Azu War is messy and never fails to spread responsive misery. When Adolf Hitler asked for safe passage to East Prussia through the...
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APC: Dribbling itself to score an own goal, by Kazeem Akintunde

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APC: Dribbling itself to score an own goal, by Kazeem Akintunde The late soccer legend, Diego Armando Maradona, at the peak of his football career,...
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Putin’s love for the Russian Roulette, by Osmund Agbo

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It was nerve-racking for a 37-year-old lieutenant colonel Vladimir Putin as he watched angry crowds overrun the sprawling Stasi compound, the inner sanctum of...
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Unpacking the changing faces of Terror in Nigeria, by Osmund Agbo

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“The northwest’s problem is not ungoverned spaces as wonks like to say, but spaces governed by criminal sovereigns.” - James Barnett Bandits, Jamā'at Ahl as-Sunnah...
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Truth as a casualty in Nigeria’s widening fault lines, by Osmund Agbo

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Lee Kuan Yew’s Singapore continues to be celebrated globally as an economic miracle of the 21st century. “From Third World to First: The Singapore...
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