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Like Alaa Salah, like Jael
The affairs of men have interesting similarities that one only has to dig a little deeper to really appreciate the fact that the more things change, the more they remain the same.
How come that the seeming impregnable Omar al-Bashi [...]
For Onnogehen, the end too soon
The suspended Chief Justice of Nigeria, Walter Onnoghen, last Thursday, March 4, 2019, threw in the towel after a tempestuous few weeks which has seen him docked, the first in Nigeria’s history for a CJN, over allegations of false assets’ declaration.
Gender activist makes case for female Reps speaker
As the race for the speakership of the 9th House of Representatives intensifies by the day, a pro-gender activist, Bar. Esther Uzoma, has made a case for a female speaker.
Uzoma at a press briefing in Abuja, weekend, said there was need for gender equity, competence and balance if Nigeria desir [...]
Gradually, the dancing senator gets his steps
Is it too early for the Dancing Senator, Ademola Adeleke, to thrill Nigerians with new dance steps, or there are more hurdles to cross?
Last Friday, the 3-man electoral tribunal sitting in Abuja ruled that Adeleke is the [...]
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Remi Tinubu’s reflexive hostility
When Jonathan Swift, the Anglo-Irish satirist, essayist, political pamphleteer, poe [...]
The help el-Rufa’I needs
The help el-Rufa’I needs
“This dwarf still observes the world from his own self-imposed height.”
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Doris Akpovwa’s 50 cheers
“Turning fifty is a matter of pride
You have experience by your side
You know everything there is to know
You have knowledge and skills to show
You have reac [...]
Onnoghen’s cross
“The fear of me not exhibiting the uncommon courage that had earlier been exhibited; I assure you that I remain whom I have been on the bench right from the beginning and I intend to end that way by the special grace of God,” Justice Walter Nkanu Onnoghen said on his confirmation by the Se [...]
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