By Umar Sanni In 162 days, the highest court in Nigeria failed to determine the case brought by eleven PDP governors against the Federal Government. The matter was straightforward yet…
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Category: Op-Ed
For Whom the Bell Tolls!
As I waited to join Mr. Peter Obi to attend the burial of the late Arise News journalist, Somtochukwu Christelle Maduagwu, who died recently in Abuja, my thoughts drifted to…
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Honestly, what do we do with Nigeria?
Valentine Obienyem When certain things happen in Nigeria, they rekindle the question of our shared humanity – or rather, the quality of humanity we possess compared to others. Take Ozubulu,…
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Setting The Records Straight: Simple lessons in political credibility for Rt. hon. Benjamin Kalu
By Okey Kanu Public discourse thrives on facts, fairness, and responsibility. It is therefore important, in the spirit of truth and mutual respect, to address the recent comments credited to…
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Rufai and Righteous Indignation here and there
By Valentine Obienyem I have watched Rufai’s encounter with Minister Umahi countless times, and I have also followed the reactions that have trailed it. Rufai embodies the kind of journalist…
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