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Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D. In February 2026, Ogonna Egwu took her gravely ill mother to the Accident and Emergency Ward of the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital,…
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Hassan Gimba The Arbiter The four-year cycle in our democratic journey is here once again. The whistle for the next round of elections has been blown with the release of the…
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Engr. Tyozua Terdoo Titus There are places in Nigeria that rarely make the headlines until blood is spilled. Aboajio is one of them. Deep in Mbazun Mbaterem Council Ward of Ukum…
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By Uche Igwe, Ph.D Since its release to the public, the composition of the list of members of the Presidential Campaign Council of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has…
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By Hassan Gimba Nigerian politics is so serious that it is no longer left in the hands of politicians. Or so it seems. We can see how Davido, carrying the South and a segment of…
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By Prince Charles Dickson, PhD Jennifer Azi came to my office and, after three hours of difficult questions, uncomfortable silences and occasional laughter, asked with Nigerian…
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Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D Some deaths arrive as news. Others enter the body. They sit heavily in the chest, lodge somewhere in the throat, and make even familiar names look…
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Hassan Gimba On Thursday, July 30, 2026, Saudi Arabia announced the formation of a 14-member Multinational Maritime Defence Coalition, ostensibly to guarantee freedom of navigation…
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Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D Nigeria is perhaps the only country where a politician may steal enough money to build three universities, donate twenty bags of rice to a prayer house,…
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Hassan Gimba The Middle East will no longer be as it was before the imposed war of choice on Iran by the duo of America and Israel. The United States used to be the “monitor” of the…
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