Wednesday, 3rd April, 2019, was the annual “Culture Day”of Sonbeam Preparatory School, Bodija Housing Estate Extension (otherwise called ‘New Bodija’), Ibadan,Oyo State of Nigeria. The school honours me annually as …
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Only four elected Nigerian leaders have had the opportunity of presenting lists of Ministers after re-election. They are Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa (1912-1966), first and only Prime Minister of Nigeria, …
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Oge Okoye reacts to video of her session with South African pastor
by Igbokwe Johnby Igbokwe JohnOn Thursday, actress Oge Okoye was the butt of jokes for Nigerians on social media after a video of her deliverance session in controversial South African pastor, Alp Lukau’s church …
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•Letter To The Editor By Chief FOLAKE SOLANKE (SAN) In 1988, I addressed a “Letter to the Editor” concerning the state of the naira currency notes. I was constrained so …
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My Political Diary – Day 47: It is already the day after. Last night, after a fantastic round of tennis I slept like a baby, feeling refreshed and on top …
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HERE WE GO AGAIN -GOVERNORSHIPS AND STATES HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS
by Lekan Alabiby Lekan AlabiToday, eligible Nigerians in 29 out of the country’s 36 states go out to vote for candidates who will become the states governors.Voters will also elect members into the country’s …
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One of the main reasons newly-elected Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari had been widely expected to lose his bid for a second term was the poor state of the country’s economy. …
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In 1988, I addressed a “Letter to the Editor” concerning the state of the naira currency notes. I was constrained so to do then because of the wretched state of …
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With Buhari’s 4+4, Igbo Presidency In 2023 Is Now Non-Negotiable By Fredrick Nwabufo
by Reporterby ReporterNation-building is not perfunctory; it is deliberate, planned and decisive. A country as enormous, diverse and delicate as Nigeria cannot evolve organically when a part of it is marooned and …
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•My Rating Of Nigeria’s Social Scene 44 Yrs Ago “1974,the grooviest year ever”was the title of my article (a rating of Nigeria’s music/social scene that year)in my column,”IT’S WHAT’S HAPPENNING …

