Opinion
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The Question of Corruption – By Dr Austin Orette
It is becoming very tiresome to listen to the negative stories of corruption. It has become fashionable to ask the…
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The Struggle between Christians and Muslims in Nigeria – By Dr Austin Orette
In all my writing, I have never said that Nigeria is a perfect society without any troubles. Nigeria should challenge…
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Analysis of Ken Saro-Wiwa’s Dis Nigeria Sef – by Nasrullah Mambrol
Dis Nigeria Sef is the longest poem in Ken Saro-Wiwa’s Songs in a Time of War. This poem does not belong among…
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Lessons from the Wike-Yerima Clash -By Faisal Suleiman Ahmad Gombe
Nigeria’s problem is not a shortage of laws but a shortage of moral courage. It’s easy to defend legality; it’s…
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The Trump Ultimatum: Why The Guilty Are Afraid, By SKC Ogbonnia
The saving solution for Tinubu is to muster courage, step on the big toes, and fully embrace the American military…
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Our Religious Albatross – By Dr Austin Orette
If we aspire to be a multi-religious and multi-ethnic society, we have to remove religion from the centrality of our…
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Ad-Hoc Method and Our Subjective Legal System Part 3 – By Dr Austin Orette
The longer the military stayed in power in Nigeria, the more they damaged the fabric of the Nigerian society and…
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Our Adhoc Nation and the Multifaceted Security Challenges Part 2 – By Dr Austin Orette
When the so-called leaders and other pretenders to the throne talk about the present security challenges in Nigeria, they magnify…
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Adhoc Nations, Security and Leadership Part 1
When Alhaji Lateef Jakande became governor of Lagos State in 1979, he was shocked at what he found and the…
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The politics of state pardon and moral governance in Nigeria
Recently, Nigerian President Bola Tinubu granted a state pardon to 175 individuals. Some of those on the list include foremost…
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