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The Unwritten Rules That Shape Workplace Success

It was that year when the 'small fish' swallowed the 'big fish'. The organization where I worked then had acquired this bigger institution, and...
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The Real Scam is Ignorance, Not Formal Education

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Abiodun’s Political Carnival: PDP, ADC Leaders Defect to APC in Ogun East

The Oba Adetona Pavilion in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State, was filled to capacity on Friday as thousands of supporters gathered to witness the defection of...
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Osun Decides: Beyond Victory, Violence and the Goodluck Jonathan Message

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The Unwritten Rules That Shape Workplace Success

It was that year when the 'small fish' swallowed the 'big fish'. The organization where I worked then had acquired this bigger institution, and...

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The Unwritten Rules That Shape Workplace Success

It was that year when the 'small fish' swallowed the 'big fish'. The organization where I worked then had acquired this bigger institution, and...

The Real Scam is Ignorance, Not Formal Education

In Nigeria today, formal education often looks like that old uncle nobody wants to invite to the party — respected in name, but left...

Abiodun’s Political Carnival: PDP, ADC Leaders Defect to APC in Ogun East

The Oba Adetona Pavilion in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State, was filled to capacity on Friday as thousands of supporters gathered to witness the defection of...

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How and Why Ogun Will Deliver 95% of Votes for Tinubu in 2927- Abiodun

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  The Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, has pledged that the state will deliver 95 per cent of its votes to President Bola Ahmed...

In Jamaica, Alawe of Ilawe-Ekiti, Oba  Afuntade, Never Told Me He Was a Prince

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  After weeks of mourning the untimely departure of Kabiyesi Oba Adebanji Alabi Afuntade — an extremely pleasant personality I had shared moments with long...

State Police could become one of the most consequential constitutional reforms in Nigeria’s democratic journey

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History often remembers legislative assemblies not merely for the number of laws they pass, but for their willingness to confront national challenges with courage...

Uncertainty and the Future of the Republic

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  We live in an age of uncertainties. Global uncertainties. National uncertainties. Local uncertainties. Clan uncertainties and family uncertainties. What about individual uncertainties? What constitutes...

The constitutional case for State Police is for the completion of Nigerian federalism

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By Kayode Ajulo On a recent morning in Akure, as it is my practice since I became the Attorney General of the State, I sat...

Unlike the era of 419, Nigeria appears deeply divided on how to confront this kidnapping menace

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  By Tolu Meduna There was a time in Nigeria when “419” (financial crime) was not just a criminal activity; it had become a culture. Advance-fee...

Creation of Homeland Security structure strengthens NSA’s effectiveness

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   By Wole Oni In moments of national recalibration, certain commentators develop a dangerous habit. They mistake expansion for displacement. A new office emerges and the speculations...

Bola Tinubu:  The man who took the bullet for Nigeria to survive

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With politicking intensifying ahead of the January 2027 election, opposition politicians have escalated their campaign of misinformation and calumny to diminish the impact and...

Three Years of Sheriff in the Saddle

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It sometimes assumes the trajectory of a fairy tale when an underdog rises and shines beyond the doubts, expectations, and of nay-sayers to etch...

Nihilism Without Despair

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   Sometimes I wonder why we get so excited about things that are, at their core, very ordinary. Why does everything have to be loud...

Of War, Death, and Destruction of Civilization

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Hope O’Rukevbe EGHAGHA War is evil. War is destructive. War leads to deaths of hundreds and even thousands. War rips relationships. Wars take an emotional...

The eid has become a festival for the rich, now that a ram is as expensive as N500, 000 for a small-sized one

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  By Reuben Abati  Ileya Festival is the Yoruba word for the Eid al-Adha or Eid al Kabir festival which falls on May 26 - May...
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