[The Legislative Blog]: It’s the fake photos of Southern Kaduna killings that concern Senator Dino Melaye

Yesterday at plenary session, Senator Dino Melaye raised a point of order on what he calls a “cyber space attack in the last one week”. He condemned the spread of photos that do wrongly represent the Southern Kaduna killings on the internet. That Senator Dino Melaye was the one who raised the concern is not... Read More

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cyberspace, dino melaye, Northern Nigeria, senate, Southern Kaduna killings

May 30, 2014

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Okey Ndibe: Nigeria is at war

by Okey Ndibe Since Nigeria is at war, it behoves Mr. Jonathan—who must have access to more information than the rest of us—to unmask the antagonists. If he has solid evidence that some ex-heads of state, some serving or former public officials, are buying the guns and explosives with which Nigerians are killed, he is... Read More

Aso Rock, boko haram, cyberspace, facebook, nigeria, north, Okey Ndibe, opinion, Otuoke, state, war, ynaija

February 24, 2014

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Opinion: But who are those in the opposition?

by Usha Anenga Politicians now hire special assistants to engaged the so called “OPPOSITION ” in the cyberwar, mumbling and mixing up honest opinion of ordinary citizens in those of their political opposition. The act of praise-singing have been enshrined into our cultural and political heritage in Africa. It is difficult to do otherwise in... Read More

APC, cyberspace, nigeria, opinion, opposition, PDP, politicians, social media, ynaija

July 24, 2013

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Opinion: All these tribalism and religious sentiments need to stop

by Ologbenla Adedeji Samuel Rather than face the issue on ground, we hastily point sentimental accusing finger to religion and ethnicity. Let us address this issue or else we all will be used directly or indirectly mostly unknowingly to destroy our nation. Sitting in-front of my system and watching the so called youths comment on the... Read More

#ChildNotBride, beauties, cyberspace, Ologbenla Adedeji Samuel, opinion, paints of tribalism, religious sentiments, smeared

July 13, 2013

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Heartbreaking story of 3 women tricked into falling in love with Mr. Perfect online, it turns out he was a woman (READ)

With hindsight, Claire Travers Smith can see that the man she thought she was falling in love with was too good to be true. Sebastian Pritchard-Jones burst into her life via a dating website two years ago. The photograph he sent her showed a dark-haired, smiling 30-something man. He said he was a primary school... Read More

cyberspace, Falling in love, lonely heart fantasist, Mr perfect, online suitor

September 5, 2012

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Opinion: Where are the young writers with wit and wisdom?

by Dolapo Aina There is a new generation of Nigerians who cannot read anything longer than 140 characters-not words, characters. I paid Fifty Naira for my first guardian newspaper in 1994 or 1995 during school holidays. I remember that I heard the vendor’s horn(a rarity in some parts of Lagos, nowadays) and had to rush... Read More

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[The Legislative Blog]: It’s the fake photos of Southern Kaduna killings that concern Senator Dino Melaye

Okey Ndibe: Nigeria is at war

Opinion: But who are those in the opposition?

Opinion: All these tribalism and religious sentiments need to stop

Heartbreaking story of 3 women tricked into falling in love with Mr. Perfect online, it turns out he was a woman (READ)

Opinion: Where are the young writers with wit and wisdom?

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