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God who rules in affairs of Wike, Fubara
By Bolaji O. Akinyemi. Pride they say goes before destruction. Pride is a difficult trait to recognise particularly by those who are proud! Many who are proud are living at the mercy of time for an inevitable destruction that must happen; this of course includes me! May mercy…
Read More »Response to report by New York Times on State of Nigeria’s Economy
By Kenechukwu Aguolu New York Times report “Nigeria Confronts Its Worst Economic Crisis in a Generation” published on June 11, 2024, portrays a bleak outlook on Nigeria’s economic state. However, the report lacks objectivity and may inadvertently misinform readers. It is essential to present a more balanced viewpoint that…
Read More »Controversy surrounds Victor Osimhen’s outburst
By Kenechukwu Aguolu, FCA Victor Osimhen’s recent video addressing his absence from the Super Eagles’ last two matches has ignited significant controversy on social media. In the video, Osimhen attributed his missed matches to an injury communicated to Finidi George, expressing dissatisfaction with how George handled the situation…
Read More »Democracy Day; Nigerians demand results, not story
By Kenechukwu Aguolu As Nigeria marks 25 years of democracy, the critical question is how this has positively impacted the lives of Nigerians. The saying, “Na democracy we go chop?” highlights the need for tangible benefits from democratic governance. The country, once known for saying, “Money is not…
Read More »Re-Introduction of Nigeria’s old national anthem; a powerful tool for national unity, patriotism
By Kenechukwu Aguolu National anthems are more than mere songs; they encapsulate a nation’s history, values, and aspirations. In Nigeria, a country rich in cultural diversity but often divided along ethnic and religious lines, the national anthem serves as a poignant reminder of unity and collective identity. The…
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