A lesson from Adedayo’s sack.
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Last week the Senate President sensationally sacked a media aide less than 48 hours after his appointment was announced. Lawan […]
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We cannot ‘unlook’ in darkness to the Next Level.
Here in Nigeria, people seem to accept the unacceptable revelations of how politicians share millions of Naira belonging to the […]
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Finding some soul food in Nigeria
“Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than by the ones […]
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Extra ‘pounds’ from London motorway.
You could feel the excitement as the kids tried out their new clothes repeatedly. My younger brother and his family […]
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Can Kagame be ‘unAfrican’ in 2024?
“Africa should not just wait to be exploited or influenced. No. We should be part of the conversation. We should […]
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Why Igbos need to look beyond Buhari.
We did not support Abubakar because he was a member of the PDP – we endorsed him because he wanted […]
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Between electronic devices and your kid’s happiness.
From 2009–2017, rates of depression among those aged between 14 to 17 in America spiked more than 60%. According to […]
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Newross & Co..the journey so far and a little encouragement.
I had read in one novel while growing up that a person is often distinguished by accessories. I was fascinated […]
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Buhari in Aba: The crux of the matter
‘‘As a government, we issued a presidential mandate to the Ministry of Power, Works and Housing and the Rural Electrification […]
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Nature never hurries.
Nature never hurries. Atom by atom, little by little, she achieves her work. ~Ralph Waldo Emerson I started another online […]
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A requiem for the remnants of the old brigade.
A prince or general who knows exactly how to organise his war according to his object and means, who does […]
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Six atypical tips for staying trim.
I have just returned to my regular work out routine after a six-week hiatus and surprisingly I added just a […]
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Grant opportunities with The Open Society Initiative for West Africa OSIWA
The Open Society Initiative for West Africa OSIWA, an organisation involved in advocacy and grants in the West African sub-region […]
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Varsity poor funding and the need for investment in e-Learning.
I had been thinking about writing something on e-Learning and how it could shape the future of education in […]
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Released after 39 years in jail for a crime he didn’t commit.
I came across this story on social media and decided to blog it for us to reflect on. Elmer Daniels […]
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The minimum wage palaver.
To all you who believe we shouldn’t have a minimum wage — that the minimum amount you can be paid […]
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Igbos should examine Atiku’s restructuring song.
“I won’t get my panties in a wedge because of what I am hearing from the political candidates, What […]
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Hauwa’s hour was swift
She was only twenty-four But could have been forty-four Deep in the savannah of Rann She toiled for the vulnerable […]
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The children of a lesser god.
“We are under attack in Rann. They are shooting everywhere please pray for me; please go and tell my parents […]
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Can Peter Obi begin the healing of Igbos?
Time heals all wounds unless you pick at them~ Shaun Alexander. The American athlete who stated the above must have […]
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Obiano: What legacy for APGA?
The principle that the end justifies the means is and remains the only rule of political ethics; anything else […]
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Skye Bank and political meddling in the corporate sector.
Economists often talk about the 80/20 Principle, which is the idea that in any situation roughly 80 percent of the […]
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Empowering women lies at the centre of controlling population growth in Africa
I think about the future of my continent in terms of three questions: Are Africans healthy? Do they have access […]
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Lagos and the global livability index
Lagos was recently ranked among the worst cities to live in the world. The issue was laid bare in this […]
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Opportunity knocks for Ndi Igbo.
It is about six months to the general elections and conceivably politicking has taken the centre stage. We have already been […]
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Why Nigeria had good reasons to delay signing Africa’s free trade deal
Much has been made of the embarrassing withdrawal by Nigeria from signing the African Continental Free Trade Agreement earlier this […]
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Register for Abuja international photo festival.
Abuja International Photo Festival is Nigeria’s biggest gathering of photographers and photo enthusiasts. It offers an opportunity for vendors to […]
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Apply for Chevening fully-funded scholarships.
Chevening is the UK Government’s global scholarship programme that offers future leaders the unique opportunity to study in the UK. […]
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Igbos have too many golden eggs for one basket.
Politics is like a chess game, the player that makes the right moves wins ~ Ejike Henry Akuneziri Having seen […]
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The power play of #HyenasAndJackals
At the onset of his administration, President Muhammadu Buhari undertook plenty tasks including frequent trips abroad to market Nigeria and […]
