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The United States politics of dubious peace-making, By Owei Lakemfa
Many doubted the US. They thought it was another American ploy to be seen as a peace broker; make Israel,…
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The Emir of Gobir killing: The Fulani vs Hausa armed conflict that may consume Nigeria
After kidnap and killing of Emir of Gobir, assailants demand 60m to release corpse IROHINOODUA EDITORIAL A bizarre event took…
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The Legal Implications of Continued Colonialism in the World by the West
Femi Falana, SAN The members of the Society for International Relations Awareness (SIRA) deserve commendation for promoting international solidarity with…
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How IMF, World Bank policies destroy Nigeria
Blames violent herdsmen on ECOWAS free movement law signed under the military, asks Tinubu to revoke treaty Former Minister of…
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Why many reforms fail in Nigeria? – a foundation’s search for answers reveals startling reasons
By Olufemi Jacob A poignant article in the Financial Times of London of 31st January 2022 asked the question, ‘’What…
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AUGUST PROTEST AND MY OAU IFE EXPERIENCE.
By Adekoya Abimbola Julius We cannot deny the dwindling economic fortunes of Nigerians, the downward skip of purchasing power amidst…
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THE NORTH: After Blaming Others Let’s Probe Ourselves
By Senator Shehu Sani 1.Most public schools are free,our young ones still don’t want to go to school. 2.Most of…
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Protest: Oyebanji beacon of hope, peace building, conflict prevention
By Wale Ojo- Lanre Ekiti State, under the leadership of Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji, has once again demonstrated its unwavering…
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AUGUST RALLY
We are not against peaceful processsion, but oppose violence By Abiodun OyebanjiGovernor of Ekiti State I am compelled to address…
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Reflections on Onyeka Onwenu, the “Elegant Stallion”
Today, Nigeria mourns the loss of a beloved creative talent, Onyeka Onwenu. Rather than focusing on her passing, I’d like…
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