by Anthony Ademuliyu I got initiated into the media at the age of 8 when I used to read the newspapers and magazines that my veteran journalist father used to purchase. I so loved the news in all its forms that my mother used to punish me by hiding some of the magazines when I... Read More

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Aneneih, Anthony Enahoro, John Oyegun-Odigie, Media, nigeria, Obasanjo, opinion, Professor Ambrose All

February 16, 2017

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Opinion: #NotTooYoungToRun | What is wrong with the Nigerian Youth?

by Jude Feranmi Anthony Enahoro moved the motion of independence at 23, General Obasanjo did this at this age. One other person did that at that age? What is wrong with the Nigerian youth today? I am sure you must have seen this line of argument one way or the other. Either from... Read More

Opinion, Thinking Through

Anthony Enahoro, Bolaji Abdulahi, Mark Okoye, NotTooYoungToRun, Seun Onigbinde in BudgIT

December 30, 2014

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Max Siollun: What would Nigeria be like under a President Buhari?

by Max Siollun Politicians face a credibility problem in that they campaign on, and their careers live or die by; promise of unperformed intentions. They also face a wary public that is skeptical about whether they can, or intend to keep, their pre-election promises. Will vested interests and the need to appease godfathers and financiers... Read More

All Progressives Congress, Ambrose Alli, Anthony Enahoro, aper aku, Bola Ige, corruption, Kirikiri, Major General Muhammadu Buhari, nigeria, Peoples Democratic Party, president, President Goodluck Jonathan, Sam Mbakwe, Solomon Lar Jim Nwobodo

February 13, 2014

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Demola Rewaju: APC and this ideology of hypocrisy

by Demola Rewaju The criticism that trailed Labaran Maku’s Good Governance Tour was championed by ACN spokespeople and some ACN states boycotted the exercise claiming it was a waste of scarce state funds. Each journalist was reportedly paid NGN36,000 and Gov. Fayemi of Ekiti state was unsparing in his condemnation of the exercise yet just... Read More

Anthony Enahoro, APC, bloggers, bola tinubu, Demola Rewaju, Ekiti State, ideology of hypocrisy, Kayode Fayemi, Labaran Maku, National Conference, National conference tour, opinion, PDP, ynaija

October 20, 2013

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Sad news: Prominent rights activist slumps and dies after making presentation on National Conference

Prominent rights activist and founding member of the Pro National Conference Organisation, Baba Omojola, is dead. Omojola reportedly slumped and died in his hotel room in Akure, Ondo State on Saturday. He was there to present the position of PRONACO to the Advisory Committee of the proposed National Conference. Spokesman of PRONACO, Veteran Wale... Read More

Anthony Enahoro, Baba Omojola, dead, National Conference, PRONACO, slumped

August 25, 2013

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A rejoinder to Femi Aribisala’s piece, ‘Femi Fani-Kayode: A bigoted, anti-Igbo tribalist’

by Akin Ajose-Adeogun Because the political career of the late Chief R.A. Fani-Kayode had its glorious moments as well as its low points, like that of many men, any analysis of him ought to take a broad survey and not a selective one, as Femi Aribisala did, seeing only errors, whilst ignoring his positive... Read More

Akin Ajose-Adeogun, Anthony Enahoro, Femi Aribisala, ladoke akintola, lawyer, nigeria, Obafemi Awolowo, opinion, Remi Fani-Kayode, Western Nigeria, ynaija

April 29, 2013

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Debo Adejugbe: There will be a country – Achebe’s last prophecy (Y! Politico)

by Debo Adejugbe Corruption is now a staple in our homes. Tribalism -acknowledged or not- is now a seam in our national fabric. I finally read Chinua Achebe’s “There Was a Country” and I have to admit it really is a work of art. The master storyteller, as we have come to know Achebe, did... Read More

Anthony Enahoro, chinua achebe, Christopher Okigbo, Debo Adejugbe, Emeka Ojukwu, Obafemi Awolowo, Theophilus Danjuma, Y! Politico, Yakubu Gowon

April 8, 2013

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Ohimai Amaize: The tragedy of a distracted generation (Y! Politico)

by Ohimai Godwin Amaize Interestingly, our idea of social change has been reduced to the politics of merely taking sides every election year… We would rather tweet or write opinion articles attacking ourselves while the political class preys on the very weakness of our divisiveness. It was Frantz Fanon who said; “Every generation must out... Read More

Anthony Enahoro, Frantz Fanon, Kwame Nkrumah, Nnamdi Azikiwe, Obafemi Awolowo, ohimai amaize, Politics, Sardauna, Y! Politico

January 14, 2013

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Tolu Ogunlesi: Four things Nigeria has taught me (Y! FrontPage)

If this country will change for the better, it will be because there are people who are prepared to act as though no alternative exists. Because, left to the ‘system’, the most appealing alternative is the road to destruction. 1. Things don’t have to get better I’ve been doing some catching up with Nigerian history,... Read More

Anthony Enahoro, Herbert Macaulay, nigeria, Nnamdi Azikiwe, Obafemi Awolowo, Sani Abacha, Tatalo Alamu, tolu ogunlesi, Y! Frontpage

Opinion: Lessons Chief Tony Anenih taught me

Opinion: #NotTooYoungToRun | What is wrong with the Nigerian Youth?

Max Siollun: What would Nigeria be like under a President Buhari?

Demola Rewaju: APC and this ideology of hypocrisy

Sad news: Prominent rights activist slumps and dies after making presentation on National Conference

A rejoinder to Femi Aribisala’s piece, ‘Femi Fani-Kayode: A bigoted, anti-Igbo tribalist’

Debo Adejugbe: There will be a country – Achebe’s last prophecy (Y! Politico)

Ohimai Amaize: The tragedy of a distracted generation (Y! Politico)

Tolu Ogunlesi: Four things Nigeria has taught me (Y! FrontPage)

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