Former National Chairman of All Progressives Congress (APC), Chief Bisi Akande, has urged the National Assembly members to adopt the 1960 Constitution for Nigeria to move forward. Akande advised the federal lawmakers to dump the 1999 Constitution written by the military leaders for the country to work. The former governor of Osun State made this […]
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Paul Goodman Here are two snapshots of Rishi Sunak. Which sounds more plausible to you? The first presents a leader who is “up for a fightâ€, “fizzing with ideas†and “ready to take the gloves offâ€. It’s the one briefed by his aides, who have incentives, if not necessarily reasons, to be cheerful. The second
THREE days hence, Monday, May 29, 2023, President Muhammadu Buhari will hand over power to the President-elect, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, at the Eagle Square, Abuja. It has been a very harrowing time for the ordinary people who have had very little to smile about. A president who swept into office in 2015, having benefited from
“HAPPY NEW YEAR!†was the joyful salutation that ushered in the new year on January 1, 2023. Nigeria joined the rest of the world to utter the common phrase that people used to congratulate one another for witnessing a new year while waving the old year “goodbyeâ€. Oh! what a wonderful night it was globally
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With the size of the continent are we sure there’s not a small region of people who would sound like that of they spoke English? Cos I’ve heard the Liberian accent and if you didn’t know where it was located you wouldn’t think its a West African country at all lol!
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I don’t understand it. The country is letting Chinese, Lebanese, Indians, Europeans come into the country and own and manage everything. These people are treated like they’re royalty compared to the average citizen. Is it self hate? Why do Nigerians think less of themselves? Why not push to own and run the best businesses and
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I have been part of several non profits around the country which mainly deal with women and children’s health. I have gone to villages, towns and cities in all six geopolitical zones of Nigeria. Because of my experiences, I have lost nearly all faith in this country and now genuinely believe that this country is
“All” no but “some” yes. if Nigeria works out a plan to create an immigrant to replace the working class then yeah maybe. Kindly share your Opinions as well.
Everybody wanting and hoping to escape poverty do you think we all can escape? Read More »
 They’re the Igbo and Yoruba terms respectively for malevolent spirits who take the form of children that die and are reborn to the same mother. I wonder if these beliefs were purely religious in origin or if they were also used to explain the high rates of infant mortality in the region. How did
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