by Amma Ogan Pastor TB Joshua has declared all those who were crushed to death when the additional floors he was adding to his ‘Synagogue Church of all Nations’ gave way, martyrs. The word martyr as defined, means a person who is prepared to die rather than renounce a religion or cause. Historically martyrs have... Read More

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March 30, 2013

Dele Momodu: Ave unbreakable, Cum salutant

by Dele Momodu Uncle Wole was a friend of young people whose growth he nurtured. He never discriminated on account of age, gender, religion or social status. He was as cool as the cucumber and he attracted everyone the way the mango attracts flies. Fellow Nigerians, today is not a normal day. It is so... Read More

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June 15, 2012

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Here and There: Somehow we have passed shame, by Amma Ogan

by Amma Ogan Being in Lagos at the time of the Dana Airlines plane crash was like looking on at the filming of a movie based on a true story. Casting, directing, screenplay, absolutely seamless. There was not a single component missing, horror, grief, trauma, shocked disbelief, managerial and administrative dysfunction. The media did not... Read More

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