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Nigeria and Presidential Democracy: Any Better Alternative? (2), by Hassan Gimba

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Nigeria and Presidential Democracy: Any Better Alternative? (2), by Hassan Gimba We have looked at various forms of government in the first part of this...
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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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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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Why Nigeria is a scammer’s paradise, by Osmund Agbo

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In the aftermath of World War 1, the cost of postage in Italy expressed in United States dollars fell precipitously due to the high...
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The Hostage situation in Nigeria’s southeast, by Osmund Agbo

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“Agosu if you go tell them, Tell Nyidevu, Kpeti, and Kove That they have done us evil; Tell them their house is falling And the trees in the...
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In Nigeria, lady justice wears no blindfold, by Osmund Agbo

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In Nigeria, lady justice wears no blindfold, by Osmund Agbo Friday, August 20th was unlike any regular day for the over 4 million residents of...
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The Road to Nigeristan, by Hassan Gimba

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The Arbiter In Part 3 of the film ‘Rambo’, there was a scene where the character Rambo, played by Sylvester Stallone who became an instant...
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Nigeria’s Healthcare Sector: Need for attitudinal change of medical personnel, by Professor MK Othman

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Deep thought with Othman In Nigeria, attitudinal change is needed in all facets of human endeavours. Relatively, however, the attitudes of some medical personnel leave...
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Mandela and the parable of the Fulani, by Hassan Gimba

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The Arbiter In his autobiography, Long Walk To Freedom, first published in 1994, the revered Nelson Mandela wrote: “When a man is denied the right...
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