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Diya played the power-game, then almost lost

By Dare Babarinsa Lt. General Donaldson Oladipo Diya was a substantial personage in contemporary Nigerian history. When he died at…

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Ogun: Between a governor and an emperor

By Abdul-Yekin Alli As Nigerians prepare for the epic battle that this week’s governorship elections represent, one state that will…

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Terrorists abduct 31 passengers at train station in edo state

Terrorists have abducted 31 intending passengers from Igueben to Warri at Igueben train station in Edo State, with number of…

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Ogun west on the threshold of history with senator solomon olamilekan adeola, CON FCA

By Chief Samson Olu Oderinde Ogun West is one of the three sensational districts in Ogun State and its estimated…

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ABA SAHEED: Arodan and the wild goose chase

The British imperialists and my people have so many things in common: wickedness, unforgiving spirit, vengeance-seeking, brutality and selfishness. But…

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For the records: My Ethiopia-Tigray experience and the road to peace – Obasanjo

Former President of Nigeria, Olusegun Obasanjo is the African Union’s envoy to the Horn of Africa and oversaw the peace…

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Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola’s Ogun West Mega empowerment programme as a bold move towards emancipating the masses

Empowerment could be classified into series; ranging from economic, to political, cultural, societal and national empowerments, all of which are…

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Electioneering As a Blindfold

By Tola Adeniyi Just close your eyes for a minute and imagine with your mind’s eye, a community of slaves…

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The media: The last estate standing

By Tola Adeniyi Say what you like, but for the Nigeria Media, those who were hell-bent on destroying the country…

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ABA SAHEED: The mint and the other room.

Leaked Memos: Your Pre-Eminence, the Most High, the Highest of the Highest, the Emperor of Emperors, the father, grandfather and…

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