opinion
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Benin Unification wars:The three Kingdoms of Ado, Idu and Udu and the Umuezechime Question
Much of West Niger Igbo Originated From Ile-Ife and Not Southeast By Nwankwo T. Nwaezeigwe, PhD In the last part,…
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How Delta King about his Esan, Edo origin
History 101 Lecture for Obi Anyasi of Idumuje Unor on his “Ned Nwoko is Right on Anioma Igbo Identity” lies…
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Ladoja, The King Who is ready
By Dare Babarinsa It is a great feeling that Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja on Friday September 26, 2025, is going to…
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The Silent Genocide: Why Nigeria’s Minorities in the Middle Belt Are Being Slaughtered Without Justice
Dr T. A. Adegba Across the rolling hills and fertile plains of Nigeria’s Middle Belt, an unspeakable tragedy unfolds —…
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Ekiti 2026: Why Labour unions speak with one voice for Oyebanji
As NLC, NUT, NULGE, others roll out drums for Governor’s Second Term By Wole Olujobi His engagement with the Ekiti…
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ANIOMA: History, identity, equity and the quest for statehood
By Senator (Prince) Ned Munir Nwoko The Anioma people spread across nine Local Government Areas are geographically nestled in Delta…
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Warri at Risk: Defending Truth, Heritage, and Justice Against Lies and Forgeries
By Omuda Oritsejolomisan Joseph Ogedegbe I, Omuda Oritsejolomisan Joseph Ogedegbe, great-great-grandson of His Royal Majesty Ogiame Erejuwa I, Olu of…
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Archaeology Of Madness
By Wole Olujobi “Okonkwo is the conscience of an embattled race in the dialectic of history, discuss,” screamed Professor Adebayo…
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Understanding the Igbo Problem in Lagos
A story of self betrayal (Part 1) Nwankwo T. Nwaezeigwe, PhD September 8, 2025 When I read in the news…
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Psychophancy and Hypocrisy: OPE BANWO, a quisling spits on his fatherland, defends desecration
By Dr Doyin Odebowale I have been reading some pieces of hagiography penned for a target audience, who must be…
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