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Samuel Peter out ! Print E-mail
NVS
Written by AP   
Saturday, 11 October 2008
Vitali Klitschko reclaimed the WBC heavyweight title Saturday night, stopping Samuel Peter at the end of the eighth round
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Celebrating Dele Giwa and unveiling the identity of his killers Print E-mail
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Written by sylva Nze Ifedigbo   
Friday, 10 October 2008
If those cowards who hatched and executed the letter bomb murder of D G thought that they would succeed in silencing him forever, it is a pity that his death only gave rise to many more biting journalist and journalistic forums like own dear Sahara Reporters and many others that are much to the distaste of the killers, telling it the way it is-pointblank- like Dele Giwa did.
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Know a Little about Your Local Government Council Print E-mail
Homefront with Mutti
Written by Mutti Yovbi   
Friday, 10 October 2008

Many Nigerians do not know specific functions of the three tiers of government and tend to put the blame for every thing on the most visible tier. Clogged drains in front of their houses are blamed on the Federal Government, while the Chairman of their Local Council makes away with federal revenue allocations to the area and revenue generated, usually at the expense and to the discomfort of residents of the LGA.


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Around and about the nation Print E-mail
Reuben Abati
Written by Reuben Abati   
Friday, 10 October 2008
Nigeria has become a dumping ground for all kinds of vehicles. Americans and Europeans are selling off their big cars, to save cost on gasoline. Many of the cars on our roads not only guzzle petrol, they pose a threat to the environment.
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Presidential debate: Bring back yesterday Print E-mail
Levi Obijiofor
Written by Levi Obijiofor   
Friday, 10 October 2008
Presidential debates may not make a good president but they offer the candidates an opportunity to address issues of concern to the electorate. For example, a presidential debate in 2007 would have provided the nation an opportunity to confront rumours about Yar’Adua’s health and his ability to govern. And Yar’Adua would have had a golden chance on national television to confirm or deny rumours of his health.
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Still On That Ministry Of Niger Delta Print E-mail
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Written by Prince Nwaokugha Ikeokwu   
Friday, 10 October 2008
The recent creation of the Niger Delta ministry by President Yar’Adua is flooded with mix reactions. To elder statesmen and other stake holders it is a welcome development, while MEND on the other hand, described the action as “putting plaster on a wound”. Could this be true?
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50 Years of Things Fall Apart and a Pathetic Silence at Home Print E-mail
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Written by Nwachukwu Egbunike   
Friday, 10 October 2008

Things Fall Apart is currently been celebrated all over the West with such frenzy that I begin to wonder what they would have done if Achebe were an American or European. In the midst of all this jubilation, the Nigerian government has maintained a pathetic silence, leaving only the media and the Nigerian literati to sing the song of victory for this Nigerian hero.


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Resisting the Politics of Paranoia: President Yar’adua's Challenge Print E-mail
Sheyi Oriade
Written by Sheyi Oriade   
Thursday, 09 October 2008
There are suggestions in the press, that some members of the government may be the subject of clandestine eavesdropping operations by security forces. If this is the case, then it is a worrying development and symptomatic of a state of paranoia at the heart of the government and it really ought not to be so.
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Re -examining Christian Beliefs: Paper 1 - Beliefs Print E-mail
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Written by Steve Adeleye   
Thursday, 09 October 2008
I first wrote this article in response to a brilliant village square article on ordination of female clergy by Sheyi Oriade in July 08
These essays are not an attempt to review and discuss every conceivable Christian belief; one would need a book of probably five or more volumes of at least a thousand pages each to do justice to that.
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Tejuosho’s Plenty Nonsense on Dragons’ Den Print E-mail
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Written by Lekan Fatodu   
Thursday, 09 October 2008
I doubt if true entrepreneurship can thrive in Nigeria with the likes of Femi Tejuosho having a free ride to pontificate on entrepreneurial affairs when he lacks a credible track record as an exemplary entrepreneur. This is the type of people killing the entrepreneurial spirit embedded in our young people. May God save Nigeria from the hands of opportunists like Femi Tejuosho. And may UBA strive to put its money on the right spot.
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Shekarau : Don't answer their call if, and only if Print E-mail
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Written by Shehu Mustapha Chaji   
Thursday, 09 October 2008
The call on Shekarau to contest for presidency come 2011 is getting louder and louder by the day , and he has neither answer nor said what are his intentions after leaving Kano Goverment House in 2011. Before the call snowball to a national dimension , Shekarau should as a matter of urgency study the possibilities or otherwise of the call and take appropriate position.
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Mad Scramble for Africa's Fund Print E-mail
Hakeem Babalola
Written by Hakeem Babalola   
Thursday, 09 October 2008
It seems to me that the practice of uplifting Africa out of altruism has led this continent into a philosophical cul-de-sac culminating in new slavery. Otherwise why should we Africans see living in “Western continent” as a do or die affair? Isn’t it a tragedy for Africa if its brightest minds must escape to the “Western continent” before making use of their intellects?
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Debate Number Two: Obama Wins “that one” Print E-mail
Rudolf Ogoo Okonkwo
Written by Rudolf Ogoo Okonkwo   
Wednesday, 08 October 2008

Win or lose, last night finally erased all doubts as to whether “that one” has all it takes to be president. Even McCain said it. “We need a cool hand on the tiller.” And on that I say I agree with McCain. I only hope someone out there will summon the courage to walk up to him and tell him he has not got a cool hand. His hands are erratic.


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Ilejeun JadesÍla Print E-mail
Ilejeun Jadesola with Derbrah
Written by Jesutoyin King   
Wednesday, 08 October 2008
Jadesola's Restaurant When – We have energy now (Part 1 of 2)
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Babangida The Merciful: How IBB Tried to Save Vatsa's Life (“Judgment day: Dat day na wah”) Print E-mail
Max Siollun
Written by Max Siollun   
Tuesday, 07 October 2008

General Babangida told me that after considering the matter, he wanted to give Vatsa a reprieve and asked me, a friend of his, a friend of both of them, that I should search for verses in the Bible and Koran that talk about the quality of mercy.....He (Babangida) came out, and he gave his pledge. He said: "Gentlemen, I’m glad you people came, I’m going to throw my weight on the side of mercy, I promise you, I’ll do my best." 

 

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Giving Birth Abroad and Dying Abroad Print E-mail
Sabella O Abidde
Written by Sabella Ogbobode Abidde   
Tuesday, 07 October 2008

For some, going overseas to have babies is an objective that must be met at all cost. It doesn’t matter what country; overseas is overseas so long as it is not Nigeria . Pregnant wives and pregnant mistresses who can’t secure visa to their preferred destinations settle for third rate countries. South Africa is fast becoming a destination of choice. The pull-push factors behind these trends are telling evidence that Nigeria is sick.


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Independence Day: A Historical Journey To Nigeria’s Creation (2) Print E-mail
Akintokunbo A Adejumo
Written by Akintokunbo A. Adejumo   
Tuesday, 07 October 2008

Compatriots, here is the concluding part of my re-production of Peter De Iongh’s article:

NIGERIA – Two Imperialists and their creation (“The largest of African republics possesses an ancient and composite civilisation, but the form that the country takes today owes much to two British colonial administrators”)


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What I saw (or didn’t) in Port Harcourt Print E-mail
Okey Ndibe
Written by Okey Ndibe   
Monday, 06 October 2008
I was in Port Harcourt, the capital of Rivers State, from September 24 to 27, to participate in the premier edition of Garden City Literary Festival. It was my first visit to the city in more than twenty years, and what an eye opening trip it proved to be.
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Before the President Changes His Cabinet Print E-mail
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Written by Akinseye Agunloko   
Monday, 06 October 2008

 "It is logical to assume that in the last sixteen months the president would have learned how to assert himself, he needs to understand that he is being watched to deliver more of the “Okonjo-Iweala” type ministers and not the “Grange” type ministers that he claims were forced on him.."


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The Moral Regeneration of the Inner Man Print E-mail
Felix-Abrahams Obi
Written by Felix-Abrahams Obi   
Monday, 06 October 2008

Not many know about the Russian Nobel Laurette, writer and christian philosopher, Leo Tolstoy and how his ideas had impacted humanity. Only a few know that he wrote the book " The Kingdom of God is Within You" which is one of the earliest works that attempted to take the Church out of the walls of the Church Building into the real of social realities in a modern society.While Americans grapple with the


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They Call It 'Nevus' Print E-mail
Sylvester Ojenagbon
Written by Sylvester Ojenagbon   
Monday, 06 October 2008

October 1, 2008. If the mood of the nation was sombre, as she marked 48 years of independence, it was much more in my home. And it all started with an unexpected early morning phone call.


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Omoluwabi Print E-mail
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Written by MOVEaction   
Monday, 06 October 2008

Human capacity building for every generation requires a different approach. There is a war out there in every country for efficient human energy generated in the brain. Any country that has no appropriate approach will soon become “Relevant-mind” bankrupt and it can stunt economic growth.


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Governance and Nigeria’s Weak Institutions: Is the 2020 Project Achievable? Print E-mail
Victor Dike
Written by Victor E. Dike   
Monday, 06 October 2008
The Vision 2020 trumpet has been rising to a deafening pitch as Nigeria is aspiring to joining the league of the first 20 industrialized economies in the world by the year 2020. Is the 2020 project achievable under the current dismal state of the nation’s institutions and infrastructure?

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Rewriting our destiny Print E-mail
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Written by Kingsley Ewetuya   
Monday, 06 October 2008
Our government is a crystallized reflection of our national soul and just as those who are the architects of our misfortune did not appear out of thin air, so will the solutions to our national woes not be a product of providential serendipity.
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