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Folashade, Feyisara Laniyan: A Painful Earthly Loss, A Monumental Heavenly Gain
- By Olu Ojedokun
- Published 01/21/2010
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’Shade, now you have departed, who shall set the pace for me? Now you have been translated to glory who shall challenge me? I wonder, I do wonder...
Making Roads Safer With New Technology
- By Adewale T. Akande
- Published 12/3/2009
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African governments should embark on research projects designed to discover the causes of traffic accidents, prevent them and minimize injuries when they occur...Ibori Associates’ Trial In Southwark Crown Court, London
- By Michael Egbejumi-David
- Published 11/27/2009
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The Court was due to resume sitting on November 24th 2009 but met for case management on Monday 23rd November 2009 during which it was presented with an email from Mr Dawodu...They Call Me A Fag...But Am I Really Gay?
- By Felix-Abrahams Obi
- Published 11/12/2009
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A cult of boys who grew up into men overnight. A group of boys whose psyche and sexuality has become transformed. Angry at other men, and abhorrers of women but lustful of some men. A strange world that I found myself in...Thinking Aloud… Eighteen Words on Marble
- By Sabella Ogbobode Abidde
- Published 11/1/2009
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The Nigerian government, in 2008, spent about 500 billion naira on security in the Niger Delta region. So far, in 2009, about the same amount has been spent – excluding the 300 billion that has been spent to bribe and pacify power-brokers and some sections of the Militant groups. What a dumb strategy!Diagnosis and quality of healthcare: A Response to The Guardian
- By Adepoju Paul Olusegun
- Published 10/18/2009
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The Nigerian health system, no thanks to the unfair advantage given to physicians by various governments and express access to press that doctors have more than other health professionals, majorly recognize and fraternize with doctors while pushing other playmakers to the background...Ibusa Union, London Branch: Problems and Prospect 2
- By Ephraim Adinlofu
- Published 09/1/2009
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I believe that the influence and discipline in the advanced democracy we live in, coupled with education, enlightenment and interactions with far sighted positive thinkers, should be enough to help bleach away the attitude problems of our people...Diplomatic Faux Pas
- By Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai
- Published 08/20/2009
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Some diplomatic observers informed me that when the Nigerian Foreign Minister, Chief Ojo Maduekwe, visited Washington, sometime ago, he was not received by the US Secretary of State, but by a lesser official. According to the doctrine of reciprocity, the Nigerian Foreign Minister “was not disposed to receive” the US Secretary of State at the airport in Abuja...The Eighteen Most Intelligent Questions Ever Asked
- By Sabella Ogbobode Abidde
- Published 08/19/2009
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As educated, street-smart and well-travelled as Nigerians are, they seem to have a high tolerance for stupidity, cowardice and mediocrity. Otherwise, how could men like Obasanjo, Abacha, Babangida and Shagari have presided over Nigeria?
Women, Public Toilets & Gender Equality Agenda
- By Paul I. Adujie
- Published 07/31/2009
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This week, I had a taste our gender neglect bitter medicine, and this pushed my hand to publicly gripe about this gender disparity issue against women in the provision of public toilets...