Saturday , 7 March 2026

Opinion Corner

NIGERIA:THIS POLITICAL STORM WILL HELP OUR DEMOCRACY

Never before has life been so cheap in our dear country. What a state of insecurity sustained by the continuous incapacity of those that the President has entrusted with such crucial assignment. The security agents should block the killing fields in our country and stop over concentrating man power on escorting VIPs and laying siege on political opponents or intimidating …

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Ekiti: The Triumph Of Stomach Infrastructure

Going by reports, it was a big bazaar in which the highest bidder eventually prevailed. For once, Fayose was beaten at his own game. Civil servants received a curious N3,000 bank credit alert on the election eve for starters. Those able to show proof of “performance” on the D-Day got further N4,000 from PDP. With the aid of technology, that …

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Alas, APC’s Illegitimate Kids Come Of Age

If Buhari’s ethical re-engineering exertions thus far were to be classified as an asylum, what we are witnessing could then be likened correctly to an audacious bid by some of the glaze-eyed inmates to topple the presiding therapist and take over the psychiatric ward entirely. Land or death: Patrick Henry’s statement, “Give me liberty or give me death”, had always …

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Burning Questions On The Returned Abacha Loot

It is significant to note at the onset that the concerns of most Nigerians about the use of the $322.5 million for the conditional cash transfer program, instead of a legacy project with more visibility and impact, is both valid and understandable. However, the use of the funds for cash transfers is an outcome of months of negotiation that enabled …

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Flesh Trader And The Idia Spirit

To rid the community of the Josephine virus, the challenge goes beyond the standard argument that government should create more opportunities for the teeming population at home. No less urgent is the need to reclaim the values that had nourished the society in the past. Perhaps, the first step in this direction should be a greater commitment to the sense …

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A Call On President Buhari To Halt Criminal Exploration Of Nigerian Crude Oil By Sterling Energy Services

Our petroleum industry accounts for over 40 percent of Nigeria’s gross domestic product with billions of dollars investments worth. Despite this enormous wealth, there have been a conspicuous absence of indigenous players in these transactions, where about 90 percent of the equipment and personnel used in the industry are imported, causing capital flight from our economy. By Dr. Blessing Agbomhere …

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June 12, Military Cult And PMB’s Ritual Offering

For the education of Nigerians yet unborn or too young to understand the main issue during that historic decade, Chief Anenih’s moral stamina failed him in the hour of temptation. Lacking character when it mattered most, Anenih led the colluding faction of SDP leadership that acquiesced to Babangida’s inducement to trade June 12 away. Even while the knife that stabbed …

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OBJ And The ‘Ogboju’ Syndrome

While now dismissing both APC and PDP as “wrecked vehicles,” OBJ speaks as though the rest of us are the proverbial Bourbons afflicted by incurable amnesia. If nothing at all, he should, at least, accept responsibility for nourishing the umbrella party on the diet of impunity in its first eight formative years.When his last-ditch desperation to grab power after Third …

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Dan Orbih, Shekarau And Others’ Prosecution A Trial OF The Entire Nigerian Political Class

By charging the PDP operatives with money laundering, is the Buhari Government suggesting that members of APC and those of other political parties never distributed such funds for campaign and election purposes during the period under reference? They can tell that to the marines. The other parties distributed funds likewise. How were the funds that delegates received in Lagos during …

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IG’s ‘Transmission’ & Other Treacherous Tale

Even more hilarious – if not disturbing – was the reaction of the police authorities to the embarrassing footage. Of course, there is no denying that the clip was doctored (a reminder of the increasing danger technology poses to even the spoken words) and that Idris’ “enemies” helped fuel it. But there can be no denying one truth also: there …

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