Features & Articles
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Nigeria Cannot Afford Another Decade of Misrule
By George Omagbemi Sylvester From the economy to national unity, from domestic politics to global standing, from tribal tensions to religious relationships, the APC’s record has been a catalogue of missed opportunities…
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South Africa’s Anti-Apartheid Vanguard Challenges U.S. Ambassador Nomination
By George Omagbemi Sylvester South Africa stands at the intersection of memory, morality and contemporary geopolitics. In a dramatic and deeply symbolic challenge to international diplomatic norms, the South African chapter of…
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Peter Obi vs Toxic Politics: Civility as Resistance
By George Omagbemi Sylvester In an era when political discourse increasingly resembles a battlefield littered with verbal grenades, Peter Obi’s unmistakable declaration that “anyone insulting ADC leaders is a criminal, not an…
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Peace Silenced by the Gun: Turji’s Deadly Gambit
By George Omagbemi Sylvester In a dramatic escalation of Nigeria’s northern insurgency, the killing of Abdullahi Lantai (known to locals and security observers alike as “Lantai Officer”) has exposed not just the…
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How Deadly Boko Haram Attack Exposes the State’s Strategic Failure
By George Omagbemi Sylvester In a stark and brutal reminder of the persistent insecurity that plagues Africa’s most populous nation, suspected Boko Haram militants launched a devastating attack on Nigerian military forces…
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There Can Be No New World Order Without Women
By George Omagbemi Sylvester There will be no legitimate, enduring or equitable new world order until women are fully part of it. This is not a slogan, a buzzword or a momentary…
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Wike Under Fire for Alleged Illegal Allocation of Abuja’s Green Spaces
By George Omagbemi Sylvester In the heart of Africa’s most politically symbolic city, Abuja, a storm has erupted (not fueled by ideology or electoral dispute) but by an alleged betrayal of urban…
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When One Job No Longer Pays the Bills: The Hidden Rise of Polygamous Work
By George Omagbemi Sylvester In an era of remote meetings, cloud-based collaboration, and hybrid calendars, a new labour market phenomenon is quietly reshaping how people work: polygamous working. This is the practice…
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Naked Fashion Craze Hits Nigerian Events
A disturbing trend has gradually crept into Nigeria’s fashion scene, particularly among women attending social events. From weddings to birthdays, it is becoming increasingly common to find women adorned in outfits so…
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Remembering Late High Chief Josiah Akinrinlola Nejo, A Beacon of Justice and Leadership 15 Years On
Profile: Late High Chief Josiah Akinrinlola Nejo Birth: 10 July 1912Death: 12 April 2010 Late High Chief Josiah Akinrinlola Nejo, the Petu of Aye, was a prominent leader and a significant figure…
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Banji Okunomo’s 50th Birthday Bash: A Golden Jubilee Celebration to Remember
Today marks a momentous occasion as Banji Ben Okunomo celebrates his 50th birthday, a milestone often referred to as a golden jubilee. The festivities are taking place at his hotel in Akure,…
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Seyi Tinubu’s Iftar Tour: A Mission of Unity, Not Politics
By Abdulaziz Ibrahim, Yola As part of the Renewed Hope Youth Engagement Tour (RHYE), Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, embarked on a Ramadan Iftar tour across several northern states,…
