If you are reading this, you probably know that I am a Bola Tinubu objector. I object to the Nigerian leader not principally on account of his politics or even …
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Behold, Nigeria’s first LPG extraction plant, gas-to-power project…
A significant development in the oil-and-gas/energy sector that would have enhanced the image of the present administration was diminished early this week by their emergency rule’s breaking story on the …
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Let’s begin with the meaning of the phrase “parties to maintain status quo as of June 13, 2024.” Literally, this order means that all parties shall cease their actions as of June …
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Where do I even begin? From Seven Doors to Everybody Loves Jenifa and Squid Games 2: This is the most raw and honest review I’ll be giving on any film …
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The central thesis of the words of the readers of this column and watchers of our current politics and political personages which I tried to set down last Friday, and …
Read More »The ides of March
Beware the Ides of March has been an unceasing admonition to politicians since the brutal assassination of Julius Caesar on 15 March, 44BC when events move in a certain troubling …
Read More »Reinventing Nigeria to one truly united nation
Nigeria’s history is shaped by a series of political events, ethnic tensions, and economic struggles that have repeatedly tested the nation’s unity. The post Reinventing Nigeria to one truly united nation appeared …
Read More »American purchasable at $5m, Nigerian priceless, proudly Nigerian!
I recently came across the requirement for individuals to pay a whopping $5 million to acquire American citizenship. I must say that I am not only shocked but also amused …
Read More »Ayo Adebanjo: Memories of a political warrior
Chief Ayo Adebanjo, Afenifere leader who died, aged 96, and last of the original Awoists, was a vivacious, joyous soul. The post Ayo Adebanjo: Memories of a political warrior appeared …
Read More »A nation that hates famine must love farming
My hometown of Imesi-Ile is known, among other things, for fresh homegrown food and unpolluted air that is considered great grace from God who rules in the affairs of men. …
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