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The state, religion and ecclesiastical courts

“Nigerians behave as if our own brand of religious affiliations is different and distinct and somehow, our sacred books are superior to the Cons

The 1966 Coup: Another account

Over the past months, we have published the British Secret Files account of events leading to Nigeria’s first military coup of 1996 and the coun

Q and A on American English, Nigerian English, and Kenyan English

Question:  When I watch American soaps, they seem to care less about tenses. Or maybe it’s something beyond me, I don’t know. For ins

The Gambia: ECOWAS, UN, US condemn Jammeh’s poll rejection

The ECOWAS Commission, the African Union Commission and the United Nations Office for West Africa and the Sahel, (UNOWAS), have condemned Yahyah Jamme

Ikoyi Prison: A facility no longer needed

The stench oozing from the premises lent weight to the argument on the need to relocate the corrective facility. Surely, the smell was horrible. The p