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In a world fraught with turmoil and uncertainty, a profound new literary masterpiece emerges to illuminate the path to triumph and transcendence. "Faces of...

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The drama that pitched the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria against the people, starting from February 4, is instructive as it equally...
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At the height of its glory, D’Rovans Hotel in Ibadan, Oyo State, stood like the Chappal Waddi. Standing 2419 meters or 7996 feet above...

Politics of Discretion in Electronic Transmission: Will 2027 Elections Deliver?, By Perez Adekunle 

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In The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte, Karl Marx asserts that, “Men make their own history, but they do not make it as they please;...

Nigeria’s Digital Hustle Economy: Innovation or Institutional Failure?, By Vanessa Emeadi

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A growing narrative suggests that digital entrepreneurship is solving Nigeria’s unemployment crisis. It is not. What it has done instead is reorganise how unemployment...

When the Iroko Answers the Ancestors: A Dirge for BJThe drum has spoken in...

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The talking drum bends low; its leather voice trembles. An iroko has answered the call of the forest. Professor Biodun Jeyifo has gone the way of...

The architecture of achievement: Why clarity, not genius, wins the exam season, by Ruth...

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If you’ve ever sat in a Nigerian exam hall—whether it’s JAMB, WAEC, or those brutal university finals—you know that feeling. The air is thick...

Electoral integrity: Technology is not the only answer, By Abimbola Adelakun 

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The arguments advanced by the lawmakers against the compulsory “real-time” electronic transmission of polling-unit results to the public results portal were reasonable, though disappointing....

Jakande’s servant mindsets remain evergreen, by Lai Olurode

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Remarks made at the 5th anniversary of the passing of the first civilian governor of Lagos state, Alhaji Lateef Kayode Jakande, February 11, 2026. Human...

From Shock to Shrug: Nigeria and the Normalisation of Violence, By Seun Perez Adekunle

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In the famous Pirates of the Caribbean films, Tortuga is introduced as a place where disorder has settled in and made it comfortable. It...
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