By Matthew Ozah Fifty years after, Nigerians are still romancing the baleful consequences that led to civil war. This is so because many things that
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Water has no enemy goes the popular saying and when it comes to the wellbeing of the body, water surely plays important roles. You might already be
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US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo(R) listens as US President Donald Trump speaks about the situation with Iran in the Grand Foyer of the White House i
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At the height of the bloody clash between the peripatetic cattle herdsmen and farmers in 2018, I wrote in my column of June 27 of that year and said t
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By Banji Ojewale Christmas came at the wrong time for my friend, 40-year-old Citizen Nigeriana. His singular contribution to his country is that as
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By Tunde Temionu Although theocracy and democracy have different approaches, when viewed from the human interest angle, politics and religion are i
Read MoreThe beggars, homeless, elderly poor, job-seeking youth, orphans and widows As millions of Nigerian Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ,
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By Lekan Sote The vicissitudes of life, some of which this writer has experienced in the past few years, and even recently, have caused some deep t
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By Oke Umurhohwo a political analyst and strategist. Anytime you visit a police station in Nigeria, you’re most certainly drawn to an inscription b
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When life seem so unclear and uncertain, when everything looks so gloomy and incomprehensible, a season like Christmas can sometimes be nothing but mi
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