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A toddler’s vacant gaze

This time around they have succeeded to hit not the periphery as the Nyanya bombings seem to suggest, but at the Abuja city centre itself.  The E

RE: #BringBackOurPeople

And then a Kano State delegation, led by no less a person than a retired Brigadier-General and a Commissioner, was in Abia State to intervene. The del

Iraq: Taming the Orient (I)

but if his angry rebuttal to Western representation of the Oriental is supposed to be a wake-up call, it has signally failed. And for the Near Eastern

The ‘Fayemi effect’ and intellectuals in politics

He lost the governorship election in Ekiti but won a landslide victory in the hearts and minds of most Nigerians. In climes where dishonesty is banal,

The exemplary Fayemi

Fayemi had virtually everything going for him; his record of performance, his incumbency and his integrity, not to talk of his youthful dynamism and e