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Nigeria Air: An outlet for elite interests or an attempt to restore National pride?
Should the Super Eagles become world champions at their next outing in the global games, the team’s captain could be stepping out of an airplane bearing the mark of an…
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YNaija Editorial: 12 years later, Augustina Arebu finally gets some justice, but at what cost? #Apo6
What is the value of a human life? Depends on who you ask. If you asked the Nigerian government in 2006, led by President Olusegun Obasanjo, a human life taken…
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How to manage and control your social media perception
By Olufemi Oguntamu Before man moves to Mars, he will first move online. What we call the online community today will someday be home to most of planet earth’s population.…
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The Media Blog: Yesterday, the New York Times was a total bitch
In an editorial- an editorial o - the New York Times went full blast on disgraced and resigned White House spokesperson, Sean Spicer. Just see this - an editorial or…
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YNaija Editorial: Freedom of expression in Nigeria is under serious threat
One of the key pillars in a democracy is the right to freedom of expression; as a matter of fact, this right is guaranteed by the constitution. With this freedom…
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YNaija Editorial: The secrecy around President Buhari has reached ridiculous levels
For the past couple of weeks, one of the most dominant news items has been the continued stay of President Muhammadu Buhari in the United Kingdom on vacation and the…
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Special Editorial: The government cannot wave away protesters as opposition party members
Despite the withdrawal of music star Tuface Idibia from the nationwide protests he had been calling for against the Federal Government to voice the frustrations of Nigerians on the state…
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YNaija Editorial: Nigerians need the truth about Buhari’s vacation
Today would have marked the end of President Muhammadu Buhari’s ten-day vacation in the United Kingdom, a period which has seen the emergence and spread of rumors about the true…
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YNaija Editorial: There is a better way to channel frustration over Buhari’s ‘failure’
Elections are about choices. A choice about whether to continue with a particular politician or political party. Before casting a ballot, every citizen has to confront the question of whether…
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YNaija Editorial: Why is Solomon Dalung still a minister?
20 years ago this week, Nigeria recorded one of its most remarkable sporting triumphs to win the gold medal in the Olympic football tournament, with improbable victories over first Brazil,…
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YNaija Editorial: The cloud hanging over Buratai
Since becoming Chief of Army Staff, Tukur Buratai has taken personal charge of the war against Boko Haram, and has had significant success to the point that something approaching normal…
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YNaija Editorial: INEC, can you please take some responsibility?
INEC doesn’t appear to understand that this is not about the ego of its chairman, the reputation of its commissioners, or the short-term satisfaction of shouting down nay-sayers, this is…
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Mr President, firing the resident doctors is reckless and irresponsible
by Chi Ibe In a circular dated and signed by the permanent secretary, Ministry of Health, the federal government announced the abrupt indefinite suspension of residency training in its…
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YNaija Editorial: Where Mr. President missed it on Malala
The President’s ill-advised decision neither to visit the parents of the missing girls, nor their crisis ravaged community, months after the event over security concerns has done nothing but breed…
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‘What the Nigerian president should have written’: The Washington Post rips Pres. Jonathan’s article apart
by Isi Esene After publishing a piece written by President Goodluck Jonathan last month, The Washington Post's Karen Attiah has penned down what, in her opinion, the Nigerian president should…
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YNaija Editorial: In sickness or in health, Dora Akunyili is our hero
by Editorial team She had her faults... but there was no ambiguity in the way Nigerians felt about Dora this was a leader for whom there was an unshakeable consensus:…
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Opinion: Mr. President, we don’t need you to resign (A rejoinder)
by Terseer Ugbor I will encourage him to stay on and should he desire to pursue re-election, he is free to do so. Winning, however, is another story. READ: YNaija…
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YNaija Editorial: In sickness or in health, Dora Akunyili is our hero
by Editorial team She had her faults... but there was no ambiguity in the way Nigerians felt about Dora this was a leader for whom there was an unshakeable consensus:…
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Opinion: Nigeria – Playing dangerous politics with religion
by Mohammed Haruna The way he has used religion to try and rule the country, going all the way back to even before the day in 2011 he knelt publicly…
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Still super HOT: Naomi Campbell poses for Vogue Brazil’s anniversary edition (LOOK)
She may have been modelling for over 25 years but Naomi Campbell is still in high demand. And judging by the 42-year-old's latest photoshoot, it's no wonder she is one…
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The PUNCH Editorial everyone’s talking about: Jonathan, enough is enough
Jonathan government has continuously demonstrated that the interest of the larger Nigerian citizens is not its priority and that profligacy is its cardinal principle. Nothing typifies the frivolous, insensitive and…
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YNaija Editorial: #DanaCrash – It is time to get desperate
That is the real tragedy. That this clichéd vicious cycle has become the story of our existence; that we have chosen to stand by and watch our humanity chipped…
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YNaija Editorial: President Jonathan and his dangerous humility
There is a growing realization amongst Nigerians that certain types of modesty – humility, if you like – are counterproductive at best, and injurious at worst. If this is true…
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YNaija Editorial: There’s something D’banj needs to understand
D'banj Judging by the fact that the transcript of D’banj interview with SaharaReporters TV is still one of the most-read stories on this platform even one week after it happened,…
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"Not a bad thing that everyone wants to be a stylist'' – Dimeji Alara
by Wilfred Okiche So what exactly do fashion stylists do? In these times when it seems like everyone and your friend's sister is a stylist, we caught up with pioneer,…
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The September Standard
- 2024: A Transformative Year for Fashion in Nigeria and Beyond + Top 50 Nigerians in Fashion in 2024
- Boadicea The Victorious’ “Defender” Fragrance Makes a Bold Entrance in Lagos
- Art Unmasked: Lagos Art Salon Brings Nigerian Art into the Spotlight
- Skin is In Foundation by RLG x Anita Brows: A New Player in Nigeria’s Beauty Market
- T.I Nathan SS25 Lookbook: A Contemporary Ode to Elegance and Edge
YMonitor
- Beyond the Power Struggle: Why a Strong Opposition Party is Crucial for Nigeria’s Democracy
- The Importance of Impartial Reporting in Nigeria’s Democracy
- Understanding the Role of Election Tribunals in Nigeria’s Electoral Process
- The Importance of Active Citizenship Beyond the Voting Booth
- How Ethnic Baiting is Undermining Nigeria’s National Security and Democracy
The September Standard
- 2024: A Transformative Year for Fashion in Nigeria and Beyond + Top 50 Nigerians in Fashion in 2024
- Boadicea The Victorious’ “Defender” Fragrance Makes a Bold Entrance in Lagos
- Art Unmasked: Lagos Art Salon Brings Nigerian Art into the Spotlight
- Skin is In Foundation by RLG x Anita Brows: A New Player in Nigeria’s Beauty Market
- T.I Nathan SS25 Lookbook: A Contemporary Ode to Elegance and Edge
YMonitor
- Beyond the Power Struggle: Why a Strong Opposition Party is Crucial for Nigeria’s Democracy
- The Importance of Impartial Reporting in Nigeria’s Democracy
- Understanding the Role of Election Tribunals in Nigeria’s Electoral Process
- The Importance of Active Citizenship Beyond the Voting Booth
- How Ethnic Baiting is Undermining Nigeria’s National Security and Democracy
Wilfred Okiche: Why Oshiomhole’s apology matters
....governor Oshiomhole’s apology, overplayed and self serving as it is is just what we need to remind ourselves that we are after all in a government practiced by the…
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