Feedback: Diaspora voting and Nano Silver
I plead guilty as charged. My tepid defence however is that events seem to be moving so fast in our country that every week appears to bring its own t
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A professor’s lies with statistics
The professor discussed basically two issues, namely, the imperative for replacing the current three-tier federal system with two, by abrogating local
Strange start for SMED Fund
Disbursement could not start, we were made to understand, because the all-powerful finance and economy minister insisted she was not “properly briefed
Football and the imminent collapse of Nigeria
This made me an abnormal male Nigerian. On many occasions, I have proposed meeting at times when important EPL matches were to be played and I have be
ADIEU, MALLAM MAGAJI DAMBATTA!
The Daily Trust of Thursday aptly called him one of the great pillars of the North. Born in 1931, Mallam Magaji was a classmate of the late Emir of Ka