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How Buhari fools Nigerians Sir: Jesus of Nazareth is the biological son of Joseph and Mary. Jesus Christ, on the other hand, is the God incarnate, Son of the Virgin Mary. The benefit of following the former, according to Seef Konijn, in…
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Orji Kalu and the road to prison: Implications for Southeast APC Since former Abia State governor, Orji Uzo Kalu left Government House, Umuahia 12 years ago, his attempts at regaining political relevance in the state have been…
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Ekere drags 'decomposing' case to supreme court By Kpebo Thomas Likened by the Appellate Court to a “decomposing corpse”, a petition by Nsima Ekere of the All Progressives Congress, challenging the victory of Governor Udom Emmanuel at…
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The Akeredolu's Wedding Party and Lessons From Mauritius A few weeks ago, the high, the low, the mighty and the peasants converged in Midas Resort Centre, Owo for the traditional wedding of Teni Akeredolu and her husband. Teni is the…
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Stop begging me for money, I am no longer a senator; Buhari's special adviser, Ojudu begs constituents Let me make myself clear from the onset. There is no mistake in the combination of the two words above. I am not concerned here about…
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Bayelsa: Goodluck Jonathan’s Journey to APC Many political pundits agreed, after every other thing, that the reason why former President Goodluck Jonathan lost his re-election in 2015 was because of his political naivety. Much was…
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Appeal Court Judgment: Akpabio's Hope rejected like a Spider Web Richard Peters A Spider web is a structure created by a spider out of silk extruded from its spinnerets, generally meant to catch its prey. Such can be likened to the…
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Appeal court ruling: How Akpabio indicted himself by parading fake result By Ufom Bassey One of the laughable narratives being pushed out by Akpabio’s media hirelings centres on the allegation of vote tampering. It is laughable because…
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The rerun will be impossible for Akpabio to reverse the over 38,056 difference, given the fact of the number of accredited voters, the turn out and other intervening variables.
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Path To A Niger Of Our Dream By Mary Noel Berje Just like the saying that “a tree cannot make a forest,” no single individual or group can wroth the needed development of any society. Similarly, a stick of broom cannot do much, but if…
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