By Val Obienyem He woke me up at 3 a.m. One reality of working with Mr. Peter Obi is that time is rarely sacred – you must be prepared to…
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Category: Op-Ed
Gaza is not a graveyard – It is a Womb
By Kingsley Omose There are times when the sound of bombs is not the sound of an ending — it is the sound of labor. The blood on the streets…
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Open Letter to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR on possible appointment of Omokri as Ambassador
Your Excellency, I write as a concerned Nigerian – one of many who closely follow the appointments and representations that shape our nation’s image abroad. Recently, I became aware, as…
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Could Nigeria’s careful ethnic balancing act be under threat?
Mansur Abubakar In Nigerian politics, there has long been an informal understanding: presidential appointments should carefully balance the country’s many ethnic and religious differences. Today, there are growing concerns that…
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When legacy meets preparedness – Olusegun Alebiosu as Ceo, FirstBank Group
By Aniekan Ezekiel What happens when legacy meets preparedness? What results from such a combination? Let us not be in a hurry to put forward any answers yet. Instead, let…
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