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Senegal and the Stubborn Old Man

  Following the Presidential Election of 26 February, Senegal is to hold a second round following incumbent Abdoulaye Wade’s failure to win outri

Kuffour’s Spinal cord

So, John Kuffour, a former Ghanaian president opted not to be treated abroad in some exquisite American or European hospital, but at home, for an ailm

ON MAKING A DIFFERENCE

The Prophet (upon whom be peace) had always told us “Wisdom is the lost property of the believer…”, permitting us, in essence, to adapt, adopt a

The old West stirs

— I am referring to the series of meetings the old Western Region has been having of late. First, it was the governors—of Delta, Edo, Ekiti, Ogu

THE JUSTNESS OF GOD (II)

First, IBN JAD’AAN: More than a century ago, there lived a wealthy man called Ibn Jad’aan. He had many camels, then the ultimate wealth of the Arabs.