OWOKONIRAN Where are the children of yesterday’s big men and big women? Who were the fathers and mothers of yesterday’s big men and big women? Let no one therefore boast …
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Rituals,blood and death: The spiritual side of Aso Villa People tend to be alarmed when the Nigerian Presidency takes certain decisions. They don’t think the decision makes sense. Sometimes, they …
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22 years ago,on Sunday,22nd March,1998, gentleman officer,the late Brigadier-General Sasaenia Adedeji Oresanya,a former Military Governor of old Oyo State(present-day Oyo and Osun States of Nigeria),died. He was aged 52 years.May …
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26 years ago,exactly on 17th April,1994,the popular,but sadly now- defunct,Sunday Concord newspaper published the story of the suicide by Mr Enoch Alade,a senior accountant with old Ondo State Government. Why? …
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“The duty of the religious community and its leaders is to support the people and lead them aright, not to use Holy Books to promote disease, murder and suicide. But …
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THE VEROCIOUSNESS OF CORONAVIRUS: EXPOSING THE DEFICIENCIES OF CAPITALISM AND THE INEVITABILITY OF DIALECTIC MATERIALISM By Kay Aderibigbe
Various socio-economic challenges have confronted different epochs in history; e.g, the First World War 1914 – 1918, the Spanish flu 1918, the great depression of 1930s, the Second World War …
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Asiwaji BOLA TINUBU & His Date With Destiny In 2023 By DELE MOMODU
by Dele Momoduby Dele MomoduFellow Nigerians permit me to say, it is no longer a secret that the former Governor of Lagos State and easily one of the most influential politicians in Africa, Asiwaju …
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THE IMBALANCE IN NDDC AS IT AFFECTS IMO AND ONDO STATES – ERIC TENIOLA
by Eric Teniolaby Eric TeniolaSince 2000 every President in Nigeria has been unfair to Ondo and Imo states in terms of appointments of chairman/Managing Director/Executive Director in the NIGER DELTA DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION (NDDC). It …
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“In Nigeria, The Heirs are At War… With Each Other By Gboyega Adejumo
by Reporterby ReporterThe real nostalgia for me will always be my University days… I traveled the length and breadth of the West African region and also spending some time in Sierra Leone …
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It’s sad, very sad but we must admit that xenophobia is still subsisting in today’s world. Xenophobia did not start in South Africa and it will not end in South …

