By Reuben Abati I consider it a great privilege to count Shina Peters, the Afro-Juju maestro, who turns 60 this week, as one of my friends and brothers. Dele Momodu…
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Category: Op-Ed
Trump may not Be wrong on the Fulani herdsmen crisis in Nigeria
The Fulani herdsmen, also known as the Fulani militia, are a semi-nomadic, pastoralist ethnic group living in the central regions of Nigeria, predominately in the Middle Belt. The majority of…
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Ahiara Diocesan Crisis: The beatification of Bishop Bagobiri and the triumphant entry of Bishop Ugorji.
By Nwakanma Diala-Uka It is now recorded history that of all the Catholic bishops in Nigeria presently (over sixty), the late Bishop Joseph Danlami Bagobiri of Kafanchan Diocese was the only…
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Ah, Achuzie (HANNIBAL) is dead!
By Val Obiyen Just like Saul (Later Paul) studied at the foot of Gamaliel, I stayed many times at the foot of Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu seeing the world from…
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Ahiara Diocisan Crisis: As truth rises above the horizon
By Nwakanma Uka- Diala By the time you read this piece, the resignation of Bishop Okpaleke as the Bishop of Ahiara Diocese, and the appointment of Bishop Lucius Ugorji of…
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