Days after Idris “Bobrisky” Okuneye was sentenced to six months in jail for “spraying the naira,” an undated video where the governor of Niger State, Mohammed Umar Bago was throwing...
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The Nigerian oligarchy has significantly progressed its emasculation of Nigerians from anesthetically cutting off the balls to nefariously indiscriminately crushing them with pestles while wearing jaunty smirks on their indifferent...
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“Infinite Universe” is an emerging scientific term that has been used to describe the limitlessness of space and what has also been found to be its continuous expansion. As the...
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Ime ahia, the Igbo expression that loosely means, “inside the market” but carries a meaning deeper than appears on the surface, is where the old aphorism of “might is right”...
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Nature has its sacred way of organising its timetable of events in ways that defy human understanding and somehow appear to flow in aligned predeterminism with the Divine order of...
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Like it or not, Wire and Plastic Products (WPP for short), the world’s (former) biggest advertising group is heading south with the speed of a falling meteorite. The rainclouds of...
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Nobody is talking about it, but I am sure everybody is noticing the disappearance of the ubiquitous Mr. Bigg’s franchise from the lives of Nigerians. Mr. Bigg’s is dying, starving to death...
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Ever since the attempted rendition by agents of the Enugu State Government on my person on August 25, 2023, I have approached issues connected to my home state with circumspection....
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Two people in a community fell critically ill and after a series of laboratory tests, were referred to a specialist hospital for treatment. At the hospital, the doctor on duty, after analysing...
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Weeks before the earth-shaking launch of Trophy Stout by AB InBev’s International Breweries in March of the year 2020, I had a discussion with someone who worked (I think he still does)...
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Our Father Bishop, I come before you again today, with the full respect and honour your position as the Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Nsukka, and as a Christian intellectual warehouse and...
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Writing in The Republic III, Marcus Tullius Cicero had laid down what, until Nigerian judges began to re-evaluate his legal principles, looked like an eternal truism in Law, and upon...
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