Air Peace, Kano Emir and Unwarranted Attacks, By Yushau A. Shuaib
Sometime in 2021, my mother was denied boarding on an Air Peace plane going from Ilorin to Abuja, even though she was
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Opinion
Can We Blame the West and Still Condemn Putin?
Putin however, should be held accountable for the way and manner he has gone about expressing his intention, with some
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Jáígbadé: The Retirement of the Last Man Standing, By Abubakar Imam
Jáígbadé Àlàó
One of the many phenomena that are universal is music. It is an essential and consistent element of human culture.
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Tinubu: To Pee or Not to Pee? Kyari: To Deal or Not to Deal?
After Part 1, in which Kyari, probably the most decorated officer in the Nigerian Police, was unveiled as a willful henchman
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The Shoes Tinubu Wants So Badly
Help! Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu is in dire need. The need is huge and enormous at the same time. He’s everywhere
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FUTO’s Comical Litigious Terrorist Threat Against ASUU
(FUTO), led by their VC, Nnenna Oti, have sued ASUU for advising the university to rescind its fraudulent award of an unmerited
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We Should Thank ASUU on Pantami’s Fraudfessorship, By Farooq Kperogi
I woke up to the news that the national leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has finally officially
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Obaship: Ifa Rejects MC Oluomo (1)
Chairman, National Union of Road Transport Workers, Lagos State chapter, Musiliu Akinsanya aka MC Oluomo, is eyeing
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Common Ancestor of American Ebonics and West African Pidgin English, By Farooq A. Kperogi
surprising historical connection between the Pidgin English spoken in West Africa (such as Nigerian Pidgin English and Cameroonian
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Kwara’s Unending War of the Veils
Kwara’s Unending War of the Veils
The title of this column is not from a fantasy novel. Neither is it from an epic TV show like Game
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