Opinion
By Peter Claver Oparah
The Niger Delta is in ferment and with it the Nigerian state and the entire world oil industry. For now, the hottest issue in international oil politics is how to deal with the cyclical Niger Delta problem. The task is exacerbated by the failure of consistent policies of coercive contention, employed in …
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By Joe Igbokwe
All over the world, democracy is described as the government of the people by the people and for the people. It is accepted as the best form of government. It offers people the choices, liberty and freedom to hold on to their views irrespective of whose ox is gored. In every enlightened society …
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By C. Don Adinuba
If there is any state in Nigeria which is in spirit and truth a one-party state, it is Lagos . Now, this is a profound paradox. Lagos is not just Nigeria ’s commercial capital and the most populous and heterogeneous of states, but also the home of social activism. Its populace is …
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By Apostle Michael Aikhomu
As I traveled the world over a propagating the gospel of the kingdom of God, I came across many Nigerians, and saw all they are passing through in their host countries. Sometimes I shed tears, and sometime I bleed in my spirit that citizens of a nation so blessed like Nigeria could …
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By SOC Okenwa
The Lagos-based popular newsmagazine ‘TheNews‘, whose motto is “Defining the present, Shaping the future”, stirred a huge national controversy by its last week’s edition captioned: “The Scandal of Judges: How Osun Tribunal Was Compromised”. The magazine reported shocking communication romance between the Osun State Governor’s principal attorney and the state first Election Petition …
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