Opinion
By Micheal Ewetuga
I watched with interest the primaries of the Democratic Party and the general election both of which Obama won to emerge, not only as the president of the United States, the most powerful country in the world, but also as the first black man to hold that position.
Ninety nine percent, if not hundred …
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By Jola Johnson
I remember those glorious years of the 60s as if it were only yesterday. It was a period which I remember with great nostalgia.
I’m talking particularly of those wild years of growing up, as an under-ten lad in Ebute-Metta. Our house, then located at 21 Oloto Street, to be specific, was next …
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By Jow Igbokwe
On Sunday 10 August, there was this great photograph on the front page of the The Nation newspaper. Guess who were in the picture? The US President-elect, Mr. Barack Obama and some American ministers of God in a prayer session for the victory of the US Democratic Party presidential candidate. The rest …
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By Okey Egboluche
Reading is a favourite past time of many. Some do it simply for knowledge - as part of formal education while others do it for some other reasons. It is so important that a saying “readers are leaders” underscores its relevance. Readers’ clubs have been formed in various societies and educational institutions. …
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It is a source of joy for me that you are opportune to watch how elections are conducted in a civilized country. You came, you saw, you wrote, you dialogued with people all of which could be summed up that you have come to take a crash course in the conduct of elections.
With this practical …
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