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Defend Democracy, by Asia Nasir el-Rufai

By Asia Ahmad el-Rufai I write today not as a politician, lawyer or diplomat, but as a wife, a mother and a Nigerian woman asking...

Death in the minister’s compound: The questions David Umahi must answer

By Vitus Ozoke, PhD The death of a young woman is always a tragedy. The death of a young government employee inside the private residence...

Echoes of Trauma: The stories pain tells us

Most people think anger is what destroys relationships. It isn't. What destroys us first is the story we begin to believe once anger takes...

IMO ASSEMBLY’S CONSTITUTIONAL COMEDY — THE HOUSE THAT SLEPT THROUGH A JUDICIAL CRISIS WOKE UP TO READ SECTION 271 BACKWARDS

By Chinedu Agu The elders say that when a man who has been sleeping throughout the market suddenly wakes up and begins to shout “thief,”...

HOW IMO GOVERNOR’S SYCOPHANTS MADE NIGERIAN LAWYERS “SEE IMO FINISH” LAST WEEKEND

By Chinedu Agu They say that a man who cuts off his nose to spite his face ultimately leaves himself with no face to show...

The Indignity of a Hero: Professor Martin Aghaji story        

By Ike Abonyi At what point in life or professional standing does one become immune to the indignities that can arise from the aggressive actions...

Reflections on earlier road trips across the country

By Inatimi Spiff I was lucky that following a few years of unemployment after graduation and some gruelling years in low paying employment, my subsequent...

Echoes of Trauma: Life on Hold — The waiting that changes us (Part 2)

By Lillian Okenwa No one notices the day waiting begins to change them. There is no alarm, no announcement, no obvious turning point. One day,...

WHEN CHILDREN GROW UP: THE HIDDEN COST OF UNDIAGNOSED DYSLEXIA

By Chinelo Ezigbo An employer once told me she had let a member of staff go years ago. There were mistakes, difficulty with written tasks,...

Senator Karimi crossed the river before the bridge collapsed

KARIMI G'OKE ODO, K'AFARA TO JA By Tunde Olusunle At the height of the ascendancy of *juju* music in the 1970s and 1980s, one very popular...

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