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Let me borrow a phrase that my senior in school once used during a students’ union quarrel. I am flabbergasted, perused and stultified that nearly eve
Monday Column
Let me borrow a phrase that my senior in school once used during a students’ union quarrel. I am flabbergasted, perused and stultified that nearly eve
The first time that I saw the word Coronavirus mentioned in a story, I briefly wondered what its correct pronunciation was. Was it “Koro” with a hard
Some Nigerians were gloating at the weekend at the rush of our VIPs who tested positive for COVID-19. Many more VIPs who recently met with those ones
The novel corona virus strain that made its debut in the Chinese city of Wuhan, stylistically named COVID-19, has scared the s— out of the human
It is a week-old story, but some questions still linger from last Monday’s deposition of the Emir of Kano Muhammadu Sanusi II. To paraphrase Oscar Wil