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I spent last weekend in Kwara State, attending to some personal issues, not knowing that Alhaji Rahman Kola Yusuf, former General Manager
The Ghetoizing Of Nigeria
Last week, the Program Manager of the United Nations Habitat in Nigeria, Professor Johnson Bade, revealed that not less than 71 million
Goodluck Jonathan and 51 years of our lives
I THINK one of the most defining images of recent times, was the picture of President Goodluck Jonathan on the internet, in
Moshood Olarewaju Jaji: Good Football Was Local
I arrived in Ilorin two weeks ago, as the funeral of Alhaji Moshood Olanrewaju Jaji was being concluded. His death followed that
Goodluck Jonathan And Fifty-One Years Of Our Lives
I think one of the most defining images of recent times, was the picture of President Goodluck Jonathan on the internet, in
ISA YUGUDA’S 1,070 AIDES
“There is always something new out of Africa”; the words of Pliny the Elder (23AD-79AD); Roman scholar and scientist, came to ind
Goodluck Jonathan: Commended Abroad, Criticised At Home
“I just returned from the United Nations General Assembly in the US. (Barack) Obama, when he spoke, commended Nigeria, but back home
Northern Governors’ Forum: From Symbolism To The Niger Governor’s Abuja Lodge
Why have Northern Governors stopped holding their meetings in Kaduna? Why has the symbolism of that city become increasingly lost to our
IKENNA NDAGUBA: One of the best of Nigerian broadcasting
This week, veteran broadcaster, Ikena Ndaguba died at 76; he had been sick for a while. It was his indisposition that stopped
Between God, Jonah Jang and the Plateau crisis
In response to a barrage of questions from journalists on the Plateau issues [SIC], Jang angrily said: “Am I God to end