Opinion
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270Nigerians and the art of asking for the wrong things, by Abimbola Lagunju
By Abimbola Lagunju We have all come to accept that Nigerians are as divided as we number on any issue. Not even...
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221Tech-U: One year after, by Femi Babatunde
By Femi Babatunde Last week, the pioneer students of Nigeria’s premier technical university, First Technical University, Ibadan, made history. They completed their...
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202Packaging a message to the future – an opportunity for black Africans, by Abimbola Lagunju
By Abimbola Lagunju It is an unfortunate fact of our existence as Blacks that African contribution to human history has been and...
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290N30,000 National Minimum Wage: An ODOO! by Yinka Fabowale
By Yinka Fabowale Heard a din of victory songs and euphoria reverberate across the land as President Muhammadu Buhari grants the least...
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Minimum wage, maximum conundrum, by Emma Agu
By Emma Agu There can never be any question about the justification for a wage increase in Nigeria. While wages have remained...
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186What Nigeria is and what it is not, by Abimbola Lagunju
By Abimbola Lagunju It is hard to define what Nigeria is apart from being a land mass with some 200 million people...
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182Jamal Khashoggi murder: Why sitting on the fence is dangerous for Africans, by Abimbola Lagunju
By Abimbola Lagunju On October 2, 2018, Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi dissident, a Washington Post columnist walked into the Saudi consulate in...
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307Political transhumance in Nigeria, by Abimbola Lagunju
By Abimbola Lagunju In the last lines of George Orwell’s Animal Farm, the pigs under the leadership of Napoleon had invited local...
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352Just before we get too carried away with “Restructuring” By Abimbola Lagunju
“Restructuring”! The new word in Nigerian lexicon making the waves. Ask a Yoruba man, an Igbo or Hausa man what it means...
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342If Kemi Adeosun had had a beard… By Abimbola Lagunju
Kemi Adeosun was axed. She lost her job because she presented a fake NYSC certificate. She had worked with this certificate as...
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424Before Ajimobi decides on successor, by Toye Arulogun
The Oyo State political landscape is swarming with an unprecedented number of aspirants to the number one seat in the state. This...
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508Reflecting on Kingsley Moghalu’s “Build, Innovate and Grow: My Vision for our Country”, by Tobechukwu Nneli
The Nigerian desire for a quality life is longstanding. Unfortunately, the actualisation of this dream has remained elusive despite the various promises,...
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271Mr. Trump’s claim of Buhari’s lifelessness: Nigerians need their heads examined, by Abimbola Lagunju
Yesterday, 27th August, 2018, many Nigerian news outlets carried a reportage on an insult allegedly sent in the direction of President Buhari...
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274Banky W: What I will tell my kids about the Super Eagles
BY BANKOLE WELLINGTON Many years from now when, by God’s grace, my children are old enough to understand, this is exactly what...
