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(Opinion) Isoko nation: A case of lost political relevance

By Mamode Felix Akugha Even in the Old Bendel State, the Isoko Nation had political relevance. Now in a smaller project like Delta state they...

(Opinion) Ozekhome is fanning the embers of disunity and subjugation of Igbo race

By Femi Adesina On February 27, 2019, lawyer and activist, Mike Ozekhome, wrote a piece under the headline, 'Buhari's skewed view of the Igbo race.' On face...

(Opinion) Why The Giant Of Africa Matters

By Margee Ensign The results are in. The giant of Africa, Nigeria, just completed its Federal election for president. The former military dictator and current...

(Opinion) Red flags in Saturday’s governorship poll  

By Sufuyan Ojeifo The dusts generated by the conduct and outcomes of the February 23 Presidential and National Assembly have yet to settle. The reason...

Leah Sharibu: A Year in Captivity

By Reno Omokri Last year, I wrote a book, Leah Sharibu: The Girl Boko Haram Left Behind. I raised a significant amount of money from...

(Opinion) At a crossroads

By Sufuyan Ojeifo In 2015, no room was created to interrogate the conduct of the presidential election in which an incumbent president kissed the dust....

(Opinion) PMB, the principalities and powers

By Femi Adesina Twice on Wednesday, President Muhammadu Buhari displayed an uncommon generosity of spirit. We had set forth at dawn, shortly before 5 a.m,...

(Opinion) Dele Momodu And Olisa Agbakoba As Enemies Of Democracy

By Odoh Michael In 2003 when President Muhammadu Buhari first ran for the office of President and lost, he went to court to challenge the...

(Opinion) Of blood-stained elections and flawed victories

By Sufuyan Ojeifo According to John Donne, 17thCentury Jacobean metaphysical poet-cleric, “any man’s death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind; and therefore never send...

(Opinion) My take-home from Saturday’s election

By Professor Charles Adisa The good ones 1. Nigerians are generally peaceful people, with few violent elements sponsored by the political elites 2. Nigerians love democracy and...

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