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Money ritual as a gap in knowledge

The recent arrest of an Ilorin-based cleric, Abdulrahman Bello, who allegedly murdered and dismembered Ms Yetunde Lawal, a final-year student at Kwara State College of Education, in the same town …

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Why is sports betting beating Nigeria?

A careful observation would easily reveal that the country’s social tapestry is gradually unravelling under the weight of sports betting. Its negative impacts on our society far outweigh the positives …

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Onitsha in dire need of prostheses

Famed for being a financial and commercial powerhouse and boasting of hosting Africa’s largest market in terms of geographical size and volume of goods, Onitsha is the jewel nestled on …

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Northern elite versus President Tinubu

Some members of Northern Nigeria’s political establishment are fond of stamping their feet and threatening to withdraw (voting) support to Southern Nigerian presidents who do not kowtow to their (sometimes …

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In defence of judicial authority

In January 1983, a suspicious fire incident did considerable damage to NECOM House, the high-rise building in Lagos that housed the headquarters of the country’s telecommunications monopoly, then known as …

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