Opinion
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Albert Speer: Hitler’s minister who escaped the noose at Nuremberg By Ejike Anyaduba
Albert Speer was Hitler’s minister for war production and armaments. He probably was the only officer in the Nazi government…
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Your wound is not your fault, but your healing is your responsibility By Fr. Peter Iwuala
For wounds that are emotional, psychological, or physical, the idea of personal development and accountability is essential to the healing…
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Wike’s Nigeria feeds citizens’ bodies to pigs By Festus Adedayo
Sunday, October 6, 2024 Nigerians and indeed, the world, watched aghast last week as a South African grisly movie reel…
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Fear history – 3 By Bolanle BOLAWOLE
turnpot@gmail.com 0705 263 1058 If you have been following the story, before Dr. Segun Osoba’s lecture to the students of the…
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Life happens before love does: The power of proactive preparation By Isaac Megbolugbe
September 30, 2024 Prepare today, and tomorrow will thank you Introduction Life’s unpredictability can be overwhelming, catching us off…
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LEADERSHIP: A story still telling 20 years after By Azu Ishiekwene
Several good things happen in the bedroom, often the place of rest and renewal. Sometime in 2004, Sam Nda-Isaiah and…
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Cut off your nose, mother’s son… By Chuks Iloegbunam
“Have you heard the news? News! News!! News!!!” So sang Jimmy Cliff, the Jamaican Reggae superstar in a 1975 hit…
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Nigeria @ 64: A dangerous one-party diabolism By Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
The one-party phenomenon that ruined many African countries in the past is being regurgitated in modern-day Nigeria. It’s so obvious…
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Can fraternity be forced on a people? By Professor Echefuna’ R G ONYEBEADI
Historically, Ikwerre people, just like Ndoni and similar others in today’s Rivers State and environs are of Igbo origin. But,…
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Maureen Chigbo: Visionary leader taking GOCOP to higher level By Ajagbe Adeyemi Teslim
“A Leader is one, who knows the way, goes the way and shows the way” – John C. Maxwell. Maureen…
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NdiIgbo bu ofu! – Igbo people are one! By Professor Echefuna’ R G ONYEBEADI
Yes, that “Igbo bu ofu” – “Igbo people are one” may be correct, but have we ever bothered to find…
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Recurring pitfalls in elections By Alabi Williams
30 September 2024 In the buildup to Edo governorship election 2024, the major concern was whether law enforcement agencies and…
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South West politicians’ lip service to development (2) By MARTINS OLOJA
Let’s leave Abuja, federal powers and other federalism haters this week again and continue with some self-examination of our Western…
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Poverty, professors, and policy By Lasisi Olagunju
Monday, 30 September, 2024 There was a time in this country when professors earned more than federal permanent secretaries. That…
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Cabinet revision: Realism versus expectations By Dakuku Peterside
Nigeria is in the grip of a severe economic crisis, with high inflation, volatile exchange rates, and a steep rise…
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A cocktail of Fintiri, NEPA meters, Borno flood and Malami’s son, by Hassan Gimba
“This was a lynching. Make no mistake, this was state-sanctioned murder of an innocent Black man. Governor Parson had the responsibility to save…
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The wayo imprisonment of Bobrisky By Festus Adedayo
Sunday, September 29, 2024 On February 18, 1947, the Daily Service newspaper published a story whose theme, like the ancient…
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There was a democracy By Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
The ultimate recommendation of democracy is this: where a party performs badly it gets voted out. In these shores, it…
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Fear history – 2 By Bolanle BOLAWOLE (Dr. Segun Osoba)
turnpot@gmail.com 0705 263 1058 The first part of this topic was the debate between the Marxist scholar at the then…
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The way forward for St. Cloud University, Minnesota, USA By Anthony Akubue
We live in a world of numerous variables, which makes change and its consequences inevitable. That said, change is not…
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Tourism and peace: Unlocking sustainable development through cultural exchange By Jerry Kwabena Adinkra
September 27, 2024, marks World Tourism Day, a celebration of the tourism industry’s potential to promote peace, understanding, and sustainable…
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Everything is not always good, but there is something good every day By Fr. Peter Iwuala
Finding the good in every day can enhance mental and emotional health, especially in a world full of difficulties and…
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Home run for Oshiomhole By Azu Ishiekwene
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) had barely finished announcing the result of last Saturday’s Edo governorship poll when I…
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Edo election: PDP’s self-inflicted anguish By Bola BOLAWOLE
turnpot@gmail.com 0807 552 5533 The Edo State governorship election 2024 has come and gone but, as usual, its reverberations will…
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We beg bread, they belch beer By Lasisi Olagunju
Monday, 23 September, 2024 Are Nigerians hungry because they’ve been drinking too much free beer and now the brewery is…
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