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Opinion: Nigerian entertainers and the ‘aseju’ effect

by Tofarati Ige In Yoruba parlance, one is said to be an ‘alaseju’ when you do any particular thing excessively. For instance, a man may be called an alaseju by his wife if for example, when she was frying plantain (dodo), she obliged him one for a taste. But seduced by the tastefulness, he ends up taking more. Alaseju, pardon... Read More

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September 14, 2013

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Opinion: PDP crisis – Why the ‘follow-follow’ syndrome must stop now

by Amenaghawon Joseph Idahosa The fiercely outspoken followers of PDP act like poorly informed religious persons who carry on with blind faith and are ready to do anything to protect their spaces of interests and influence. They are completely oblivious of the interests of the larger citizenry who are also closely watching their crazed actions,... Read More

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