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Fejiro Oliver No individual can save a nation. If a nation is sleepwalking and doesn’t wake then it will never be saved. But an individual can be a catalyst to wake them up…
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By Temisan Jackson After an endless series of unprofessional reporting and no sign of willingness to change for the better, some of us have profiled SaharaReporters as chief among…
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By Chukwudi Enekwechi THROUGHOUT history, we have recorded accounts of the persecution of reformers, transformers, prophets and saints. Back home in Nigeria, we have had our fair…
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Does the ‘missing’ oil money have anything to do with the 2015 elections? AFP reports that commentators believe there may be a nexus Africa’s biggest oil producer Nigeria is facing…
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FORMER Vice President Atiku Abubakar has finally dealt what appears to many commentators as his last card by crossing over to the All Progressives Congress (APC). The putative…
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By Ugochukwu Ugwuanyi So overwhelmed are we by the non- remittance of some petrol-dollars to the Federation Account between January 2012 to June 2013 that we've failed to spare a…
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By BENEDICT IJOMAH I AM compelled to caution our politicians. I have been in politics in this country, from my days in the university in 1960. I have participated in the elections…
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By Ugochukwu Ugwuanyi Last Wednesday, we heard that thousands of Benue youths took to the streets of Makurdi to protest what they termed endless massacre of their people by some…
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For years now, Bola Tinubu has made himself something of a colossus of South-Western politics in Nigeria. Against the onslaught of vociferous PDP electoral manipulations in 2003, Tinubu…
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BY HAMISU ABUBAKAR WHEN former President Olusegun Obasanjo wrote that there was a political watch-list, many thought the grand old man of Nigerian politics was hallucinating. But…
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