Editorials

Leadership is a herculean task, it requires great responsibility and the ability to take the front line when there's danger; obviously, "the cabal" are hell-bent in their mendacious…
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By Bayo Oluwasanmi The midnight massacre at Chief Sunday Adeyemo Igboho Oosa’s house and destruction of his property bears the signatures of General Muhammadu Buhari the Aso Rock…
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The expression of pedestrians and villagers traversing the deadly Mbiakong Uruan bridge can best be described as fear, despair, frustration, heightened tension and anguish as they…
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Sir, I have written you an open letter on this subject before sir; so we may call this a rejoinder. The CBT testing introduced some years ago by JAMB is a remarkable feat that…
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The Adamawa All Progressives Congress, APC, under the leadership of Alhaji Ibrahim Bilal can be seen a purposeful one, focused on a mandate to deliver the party unto victory in the…
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For the umpteenth time, both the APC and PDP need to be shamed in 2023 and it's all up to us to make this happen. The duo is a composition of ship jumpers and thieves. What we…
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Chris Obiagu writes I was sitting down just thinking deeply just like I always do as a boy that grew up in Eko, I know the streets and I know you must be tough on the street and…
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Aminu Sa'ad Beli writes: SEPARATION IS NOT ABOUT WAR, IT HAS PEACEFUL ASPECT. In 1776, the USA split from the UK In 1830 Belgium separated from the Netherlands In 1965,…
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As a member of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), I have been silent before now on the avoidable and needless controversy that has characterized the self-redeeming decision of the…
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Divisive agents loyal to the Obaseki-led People’s Democratic Party in Edo State have sought to fabricate a most odious and polarizing narrative, to wit that the recent honorary…
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By Abass Oyeyemi To stay relevant in the Nigerian market as a producer is to understand consumers’ behavior and dance to their tune. Nigeria with its different peculiarities, separate…
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The black man in Europe wears a sullen look. He is apprehensive of being a victim of racial discrimination someday, either in school, at the work's place, in the bus or at a grocery…
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"To develop a complete mind: Study the science of art; study the art of science. Learn how to see. Realise that everything connects to everything else" says Leonardo Da Vinci in…
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Read from part 1 7. Healthy Eating Habits Food is fuel and sometimes it takes a lack of healthy options to realize you need to change your habits. When people work…
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Today, it is harder today than ever to pull yourself away from work—thanks, in large part, to mobile technology. So, how do we manage to balance work and life today?  …
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Have you ever considered buying your own fitness equipment before? Are you one of those who wish to bring your exercise experience ‘close’ to home? When you think of the average amount…
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Read from Part 1 It would be absolutely untrue to assert that these traditional communities and kingdoms all existed together in peace and togetherness, as there are accounts of…
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Racism refers to the ideology that human beings are divided into separate and exclusive entities mostly defined by origin and skin colour called “races” and that some races are…
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By Bello Olanrewaju The art of reusing one or more classic piece(s) in making another masterpiece for the future generation of artists in an endless music cycle is what keeps the…
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By Tony Usidamen If you have been following events on the Nigerian political scene, then you would know about the protracted battle between the erstwhile national chairman of the…
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