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Opinion

September 3, 2021

Quest for federalism and its many ironies

Legislative lists of the 1999 Constitution set the roles of the different tiers of government with a lopsided and irresponsible tilt in favour of the Federal Government.

August 30, 2021

Top 10 dangers of Osinbajo’s unbridled optimism

Osinbajo feeds into a fundamental fallacy where the opposite is actually true.

Osinbajo
August 30, 2021

Nigerian law supports right to self-defence; communities should exercise it

Even if these legal provisions did not exist, communities endangered by the kind of ongoing carnage in Nigeria would be justified in morality to exercise legitimate self-defence.

Buhari and bandits
August 28, 2021

NDA attack and Yusuf Buhari’s lavish wedding

The weddings of the scions of the upper crust of the northern society are becoming increasingly indistinguishable from southern weddings.

August 21, 2021

Memories of hilarious stories Ahmed Joda told us

Joda was jovial, pleasant, even-tempered, mild-mannered, upright, cosmopolitan, and incorruptible.

Ahmed Joda
August 20, 2021

Lies, damned lies Biden sold about Afghanistan

Are Afghans freeloaders happy to use others as dogs in their own fight?

Biden and Taliban
August 20, 2021

Governor Masari’s blunder and Nigeria’s lawless abyss of death

It is important for us to realise that waiting for the government to decide for us in terms of security means waiting for Godot — nothing will come out of it.

August 19, 2021

As diabetes becomes death sentence, Nigeria must stand up to sugar-sweetened beverages

In Nigeria today, most sugar-sweetened products, such as soft drinks, contribute to this burden of diabetes.

August 16, 2021

How Apostle Suleman is ridiculing the name of Jesus

Here is the text of the final conversation between Apostle Johnson Suleman and Angel Gabriel.