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  • Permanent contract

    Stanley Ihedigbo 3 days ago
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    The cemetery has a work ethic. Nothing lies there for long. The rain settles the heavy mound, the mud pulls at a loose stone, and the weeds push through the fence. In a kitchen, a loaf stiffens on the counter, milk studies its own fading, and a houseplant practices departure…

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  • Crush your competitor

    Stanley Ihedigbo 3 days ago
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    I’m sitting here watching a very expensive lawnmower chew its way through the neighbour’s tall grass, spitting out a fine, green mist that eventually settles on my side of the fence. It’s a beautiful machine, really— the kind of engine that makes a sound like a very large cat purring…

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  • The village inside

    Stanley Ihedigbo 3 days ago
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    Inside me, a market thrives— microbes haggle over maize and yam, trading enzymes in the heat of the stalls, arguing over the boundaries of oil and water. My pancreas leans against the mud wall, arms folded, waiting for the king’s decree, while the liver paces like a restless chief, measuring…

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  • BOOK EXCERPT: Edwin Phylis and the Tales Within Darkness

    Stanley Ihedigbo 2 weeks ago
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    By Omoruyi Uwuigiaren CHAPTER ONE Ugly Night A blanket of blackness descended upon the city. Bats swooped and swirled across the sky, leaving their silhouettes against the moon. The old wizard’s prophecy of tragedy was about to be fulfilled. The Feast of a Thousand Necks was imminent. Darkness descended upon…

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  • BOOK EXCERPT: The Farmhouse

    Stanley Ihedigbo 3 weeks ago
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    by Omoruyi Uwuigiaren Chapter One The Family `Once upon a time in the old town of Gid, an old farmer called Erasmus had a horse and a son. The boy’s name was Jason, and the horse was Francis. They lived in a farmhouse, and Francis took them everywhere they went.…

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  • From democracy to dominance: Why Nigeria must resist ‘One-Party’ rule

    Stanley Ihedigbo 4 weeks ago
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    By Ibrahim Zikirullahi Introduction History is replete with examples of nations that allowed greed, arrogance and an unrestrained lust for power to erode democratic institutions. Nigeria today stands at a dangerous crossroads. The gale of defections from opposition parties to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has raised serious alarm.…

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  • Nigeria at 65: A Nation at Brink

    Stanley Ihedigbo October 3, 2025
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    State of the Nation Address by Comrade Ibrahim M. Zikirullahi, Executive Director, Resource Centre for Human Rights & Civic Education (CHRICED), October 2, 2025 – Gwarinpa, FCT, Abuja Introduction: The Silence That Screams Distinguished members of the press, civil society, and fellow Nigerians—Happy 65th Independence Anniversary. Today, we do not…

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  • The Right Spark

    Stanley Ihedigbo September 10, 2025
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    Being the Text of a Speech Presented by Governor Alex C. Otti, at the Validation and Formalisation of the Abia State Mini-Grid Regulation on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, at the Banquet Hall, Government House, Umuahia Electricity is the spark that ignites the fire of progress in human communities. It drives…

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  • Those who own today

    Stanley Ihedigbo September 9, 2025
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    Those who owned yesterday, where are their wagons, their wives, their wine? Did their gold grow into grain, or did it glimmer and go to strangers? A pot of plenty poured on the proud still leaves the poor with plenty. Those who owned yesterday, did their crowns not crumble in…

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  • Building an ‘audience data diary’ to track reader growth and engagement

    Stanley Ihedigbo June 24, 2025
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    By Nneka Chile Tracking and analyzing engagement data enables newsrooms to better understand who their audience is, and their needs, behaviors, and preferences. Newsrooms may use spreadsheets, dashboards, and written logs, among other digital tools, to document key metrics and engagement patterns to monitor growth, make informed editorial decisions, and…

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