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  By Dan Amor Aside from the usual historical rendition that Nigeria became a political reality following the fusion of the Northern and S...

By Dan Amor Recently, there emerged two very disturbing reports, each dealing with chronic poverty in Africa vis-a-vis Nigeria , that are ...

By   Sunny Awhefeada Nigeria ’s history has been so abused and distorted that there is hardly a consensus on what constitutes a genuine na...

By Arthur Agwuncha Nwankwo Nigeria is in serious difficulty now as never before. This assertion may not be politically correct but certai...

By   Pat Utomi Hypocrisy may be the hallmark of political culture in Nigeria . It was evident when Chief Obafemi Awolowo was called to Hi...

By   Dan Agbese The bells tolled for Dr Alex Ekwueme on November 19. And the former vice-president answered the call that no mortal has t...

By Dare Babarinsa Dr Alex Ekwueme occupied a unique space in Nigerian history. As the first elected Vice-President, Ekwueme was the face ...

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By Dan Amor Against the backdrop of the declaration of Tuesday October 16, 2017, as 'World Poverty Day' , we may well take a crit...

By Polycarp Onwubiko   The federal government should stop the annual jamboree called “Democracy Day” on May 29 because several of us con...