@ChrisBamidele: Cheating- Things they don’t say (Y! Superblogger)

@Remirex: Sole Candidacy – Jonathan’s victory before election?

by Showunmi Rex “For to win one hundred victories in one hundred battles is not the acme of skill. To subdue the enemy without fighting is the acme of skill.”~ Sun Tzu The man GEJ is someone that doesn’t feel comfortable with contests which is already revealed in the events that led to his rise... Read More

opinion, PDP, President Goodluck Jonathan, showunmi rex, sole candidacy, TAN, ynaija

@DeboAdejugbe : The harvest of deaths at the Synagogue (Y! Politico)

by Debo Adejugbe We live in a hugely euphemistic society. One that deftly explains calamities away; with people accepting avoidable and catastrophic human errors as ‘acts of God’ which is geared towards the common good. This is a scenario that resounds well with each and every one of us irrespective of religious leaning. Recent happenings... Read More

@deboadejugbe, deaths, Debo Adejugbe, harvest, Synagogue, Y! Politico, ynaija

@CollinsUma to @GeorgeAkume: Do not condemn a man just because he supports the President

by Collins Uma We are a funny people. We accept what we want to accept and discard the unacceptable, regardless of the size of evidence to the contrary. We are like the man that says ‘My mind is made up, don’t confuse me with the facts’. This total disregard for facts helps maintain our emotional... Read More

APC, Collins Uma, george akume, opinion, president, ynaija

Femi Aribisala: The North can never be more populated than the South

by Femi Aribisala In 2011, more votes were cast in Zamfara than the total number of legitimately-registered voters, according to the revelation of INEC’s clean-up exercise. Everything turns upside down in Nigeria. Logic becomes illogical. Wisdom becomes foolishness. Two plus two becomes seven. Hospitals become mortuaries. Stealing is not corruption. Education is a sin. In... Read More

Femi Aribisala, INEC, kano, lagos, north, opinion, population, south, ynaija

@Mcjarus : Why I may go into politics soon (Y! FrontPage)

by Suraj Oyewale In the last one year I have strongly considered joining the murky waters of politics, specifically in my home state of Kwara. Although my family back home are known more for business and, in my generation, production of professionals (accountants, doctors, engineers etc), rather than politics, our patriarch, 100-year-old Alhaji Salawu Oyewale,... Read More

@mcjarus, Kwara State, opinion, Politics, suraj oyewale, ynaija

@DemolaRewaju: The five strengths of a woman (Y! Superblogger)

by Demola Rewaju Some may read this and conclude that I’m a sexist but that really is far from the truth. I’m just a believer in the unique differences of the sex with full acknowledgment that for ages, the definition of strength has been wrong and that is why we erroneously concluded that women are... Read More

@ demolarewaju, Demola Rewaju, strenght, woman, Y! Superblogger

Chukwuemeka Eze: How to save Nigeria from the PDP

by Chukwuemeka Eze THE CURRENT STATE OF NIGERIA The wise King Solomon rightly posits that, “When the righteous increase, the people rejoice, but when the wicked rule, the people groan” (Proverb 29:2). It goes without saying that Nigerians are groaning day and night under the wicked rule they are being subjected to through a government... Read More

APC, Chukwuemeka Eze, nigeria, ollusegun obasanjo, opinion, PDP, President Goodluck Jonathan, ynaija

@AdaobiOkwy: The Church and a certain ignorance (Y! Superblogger)

by Adaobi Okwy I was at the Sunday school Bible some time ago where we were talking about faith, trusting God, having no doubts…you know, going the whole nine yards with God. It was flowing until… “do not worry about the economy. Don’t listen to them…God is the one in charge of our tomorrow…”. I held... Read More

Adaobi Okwy, Church, ignorance, opinion, Sunday School, ynaija

@SonalaOlumhense: A litany of recent misdeeds – Nigeria style

by Sonala Olumhense Last July, the Government of Nigeria announced it had placed orders for the Nigeria Air Force of 40 helicopters, towards ending the routing the insurgents in the North of the country “once and for all.” The orders were said to have been placed in the United States and Russia, and some of them were... Read More

helicopter, jets, nigeria, opinion, President Goodluck Jonathan, Russia, Sonala Olumhense, ynaija

Opinion: Will the true Muslims please stand up?

by Tofarati Ige I personally do not like to be drawn into matters that have to do with religion. Especially, when it has to do with other faiths, but in these present times, not to discuss it would be almost criminal. With the deadly siege laid against Nigerians in recent times by the terrorist group,... Read More

insurgents, Muslims, opinion, Religion, stand up, tofarati ige, ynaija

Femi Falana: Why Nigeria needs private prosecutors

by Femi Falana Corruption manifests itself in numerous and varied ways. It could be petty or incidental, involving small-scale embezzlement, misappropriation, bribes, favouritism or discrimination. Corruption can also be more systematic and include bribes and kickbacks by private and public actors, large-scale embezzlement and misappropriation of funds and economic privileges accorded to special interests. The... Read More

Attorney General, courts, femi falana, opinion, private prosecutors, ynaija

@PiusAdesanmi to @APCNigeria: 27 million naira for forms is madness!

by Pius Adesanmi If you are in your thirties and above and anybody is deceiving you that the just and fair Nigeria we are struggling for will happen in your life time, please do not deceive yourself. Struggling for the dreamable, refusing to relinquish the imaginable, hanging on stubbornly to the possible, as some of... Read More

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Femi Aribisala: Jesus will not do the will of God for us

by Femi Aribisala God wants what is best for those in heaven to be accomplished in our lives on earth. But we want what is best for us on earth. Christians often go to “Nicodemus pastors,” seeking the will of God. We want to know whether to accept this or that job-offer. We want to... Read More

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@ChrisBamidele : This is why men cheat (Y! Superblogger)

by Chris Bamidele Last week, I read something on a blog via twitter, somebody compiled some reasons why men cheat, and I must say I found some of them very hilarious. I am going to try and include some of those reasons in this post and then give few reasons of my own why I... Read More

@chrisbamidele, beat, cheat, men, opinion, reaosns, role models, woman, ynaija

@BukolaSaraki to @PdpNigeria: Stop the ridicule of the Judiciary

by Bukola Saraki The current security situation in Ekiti State today is a big threat to our nascent democracy, political stability and judicial independence. Above all, it is an affront to our peaceful co-existence in our immediate environment and to our nation in general. I am personally worried and concerned as a Nigerian and as a... Read More

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@Graciemama16 : A letter to my unborn kids – Part 1 (Y! Fiction)

by Grace Efezokhae I really look forward to becoming a mother to my adorable kids someday just like every young girl’s dream. Those beautiful aww moments when I see a very cute kid with his or her mother and you just blush and blush till your cheek aches. I love kids and even much more... Read More

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@MickeySunny: I am Jonathan and I am a mastermind!

by Michael Ogundana You believe you know so much about me, but the truth is- you have no idea! Most times I laugh at you whenever I quietly log on to any of the social networking sites to read one or two things you all write and say about me based on my actions in... Read More

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@EveryNigerian: #Cameroon- Nigeria’s Lying Neighbor

by Perry Brimah There is a long history of French betrayal, including in the Nazi wars. And these were not only of foreigners but also of friends and family. I am definitely not going to stereotype a people or nation based on culture and language, and then, our neighbors, Cameroon and Chad, etc are not... Read More

Cameroun, French, nigeria, opinion, Perry Brimah, Shekau, ynaija

@VoicingNigeria : Why @Atiku is the “Man of The Moment”

by Swingle Ukodei Since the birth of our present democracy in 1999, I have followed with keen interest the public service life of key players in our political terrain, restricting myself to reading of commentaries and articles without a single contribution. This was necessitated not only because of a self acknowledged deficiency in writing abilities... Read More

@MaxSiollun : Do you believe in Juju?

by Max Siollun Juju , native medicine, black magic….call it whatever you want, but do you believe in it? In a country as deeply religious as Nigeria, there is still great belief in non-Christian/Islamic supernatural forces. Nigerians seem to have a two-tier belief system. On the one hand they believe in God/Allah, and attend church/mosque.... Read More

Christianity, islam, max siollun, opinion juju, ynaija

“Stagnation is the beginning of death”- Leading Ladies Africa speaks to @Ekeneonline

by Francesca Uriri Introduction: “Step up and own your spotlight” says Ekene Onu, Founder, Refresh With Ekene and convener of the Sparkle and Pop Series. She talks about why re-invention and change are absolutely necessary, and how women can learn the art of being fabulous from the inside out. She is the Leading Lady Africa... Read More

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@DeleMomodu : With @PDPNigeria, there is no hope for #Nigeria

by Dele Momodu Fellow Nigerians, please permit me to refresh our memories a little. The story I’m about to tell started some 21 odd years ago. A few of us were seated at the home of Nduka Obaigbena, Publisher of ThisDay, somewhere in Ikoyi, Lagos, working and planning what would later explode on the African... Read More

Dele Momodu, greed of power, hope, opinion, PDP, ynaija

@Wildeji : How long will my dog live? (Y! Superblogger)

by Deji Asiru-Balogun Just like people, dogs slow down as they grow older. Their hair turns gray, their eyes dim, their bodies lose tone and energy. They become more susceptible to illness, less adaptable to change and even forgetful as time marches on. They look to you for help and comfort. When Is Your Dog... Read More

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@Saatah : Stop bullying people on Twitter!

by Saatah Nubari I came across an article some weeks back, I can’t remember who authored the said article now, but I know it was about cyber bullying using Twitter Nigeria sort of like a case study. Saying the article was apt would be an understatement. The writer flawlessly mirrored our negative use of social... Read More

@saatah, #postaday, Bullying, opinion, Saatah Nubari, twitter., ynaija

Opinion: #VictoryForNigeria: T.B Joshua is the hero!

by Godwin Ikechukwu The news emanating from Nigerian armed forces in the North this week has been extremely encouraging, especially considering the alarming ISIS inspired ‘caliphate’ rhetoric coined by Boko Haram’s fugitive leader in recent weeks. Several reports of strong victories for Nigerian forces culminating with the killing of Abubakar Shekau (or a man feigning... Read More

#VictoryforNigeria, boko haram, godwin ikechukwu, opinion, Shekau, T.B Joshua, ynaija

@onyeckerous: Is Goodluck Jonathan the worst President ever?

by Onyeka Ibeanusi Nigeria has been in the spotlight every now and then recently, either going through serious scrutiny from foreign media houses or under severe attack by dissatisfied citizens. Never has Nigeria found herself in such a precarious position since the 1967-1970 civil war. Today, Nigerians live in fear as a result of the... Read More

Goodluck Jonathan, onyeka ibeanusi, opinion, worst president ever, ynaija

@AristotleJames : Ifeoma – True story of a ‘baby-witch’ (Y! FontPage)

by Immanuel James Some months ago, a Faceboook friend shared the photo of a little boy he found begging on the streets of Victoria Island, Lagos. He was not mad, little Bassey. Having been certified a ‘witch’ back home in Calabar, he was driven to Lagos and disgorged on the streets, rejected by his parents... Read More

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