On this day in 2019, this column made a debut. It is hard to believe that five years have rolled by. Time truly flies! Dear esteemed readers, I wish to …
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Livestock-Watch:Tinubu, Ganduje and power of intellectuals in governance – Part 3
The conclusion of the whole livestock matter here is that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu can get better rating without involving media blitz if he can harness the human capital and …
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The dust from the Ondo State Governorship Election is yet to settle when former President Olusegun Obasanjo fired a salvo, calling for the sack of the Independent National Electoral Commission …
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This is a story that a good friend recently told me. According to her, she met a woman at an overseas airport while waiting for her luggage. She was happy …
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Professor Andrew Godwin Onokerhoraye was the fifth Vice Chancellor of the University of Benin, the academically opulent university domiciled in the magnificent Kingdom of Benin in the political and geographical …
Read More »May Nigeria not happen to you
In the streets, on social media, and in quiet conversations, the phrase “May Nigeria not happen to you” has become a grim prayer. The post May Nigeria not happen to …
Read More »Now, the necessary giant stride forward
There is an awakening sweeping through many parts of our world and questions are arising in the minds of a great many. Many are perplexed that world leaders have not …
Read More »Digital dawn for Enugu: Appraising Mbah’s smart school projects
Long foretold, the world has finally gone fully digital. How did we get here? First came the modern binary system in 1679, thanks to Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz. The post Digital …
Read More »The delay in appointing ambassadors – Part 3
The achievements of Dr Edwin Ogbu were also recognised by Idoma people and in 1995, the Och’Idoma II, Dr. Ajene Okpabi, made him the “Ochojila K’Idoma” a traditional title which …
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Ankara needs no introduction; it’s the capital of Turkey, an Islamic country with a 99% Muslim population. Ankara needs no introduction; it’s the name of the brightly-coloured cotton fabric popular …
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