Opinion
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Opinion
A Butcher’s judgement … typically British, By Louis Odion, FNGE
A poor reading of the verdict by the London court slapping a historic penalty of $9b on Nigeria last Friday…
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Opinion
Season of anomie? By Steve Nwosu
Nothing better captures the above headline than the attached photograph, which I stumbled upon on one of the numerous social…
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Opinion
Awujale’s Ojude Oba ‘swansong’, By Lasisi Olagunju
I can’t afford to die,” Thailand’s former King Bhumibol Adulyadej famously told his biographer, Bill Stevenson, who was peering into…
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Guest Columnist
When Soldiers Do Police Work: Disaster, By Reuben Abati
If anyone is looking for a perfect illustration and confirmation of the “coming anarchy” in Nigeria, that person needs not…
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Inside Nigeria
Tribute to a Legend at 78: The Excellence Of IBB, By Salman Yusuf
Happy 78th birthday to our father, a legend, IBB a man of reason, wisdom, experience and leadership. With immense gratitude…
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Guest Columnist
The Jewel in Dele Fajemirokun’s crown, By Mike Awoyinfa
She is the pride of Ghana, a good ambassador from the land of gold, married to a Nigerian and has…
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Opinion
After You Say ‘I Do’, By Michael Awe
What happens if, as a man, after you had proposed or as a woman, after accepting a marriage proposal you…
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Inside Nigeria
Preliminary notes on #RevolutionNow
By Edwin Madunagu For the Nigerian Left, the strongest lesson of what may now be called Nigeria’s #RevolutionNow—that is, the…
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Business
Sekibo, Heritage Bank and the food boom
By Chuks Iloegbunam. Nigeria has it on the authority of Mr. Godwin Emefiele, the Central Bank Governor, that the country…
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Arts
Invoking Gibran in a Troubled Time, By Louis Odion, FNGE
At first, it could be mistaken for a pornographic studio. The walls are sculpted with assorted portraits of nudity, sensuous…
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