by Ayobami Adekojo On the 28th of March 2015, the people of Nigeria showed their resentment of the incumbent government by voting for change that brought in the Administration of General Muhammadu Buhari. The new administration was expected to usher in the Nigerian dream. Nigerians were filled with hope for a new dawn. They were... Read More

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November 8, 2017

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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. In essence, almost everyone will have an online account of some sort in the not too distant future. With social media, we interact, mingle and... Read More

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September 18, 2016

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Femi Fani-Kayode: A word for my brother, John Nwachukwu

Each time I hear from you I look back on both our lives and consider how far we have come. Against all odds God kept and preserved us: how faithful He is. Remember the Bourdillon days? Remember those evil dark alleys and dirty streets? Remember our inglorious descent into the portals of hell and the... Read More

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September 5, 2016

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Opinion: Nigeria – a kakonomic society

by Ottah Osondu Once upon a time, I went to a government organization and I have to wait patiently until the official I went to see stroll in hours later. At the sight of the man, I impulsively looked at my watch; it was few minutes before noon. I would have understood a little if it... Read More

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September 5, 2016

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Opinion: Nigeria displacement crisis – overcoming the challenges and spurring actions

by Olawale Rotimi Opeyemi “It is pertinent to note that it costs more to keep IDPs in camps than it takes to resettle them” “Collating accurate data is primal to resettling IDPs” “The issue of displacement must not be treated politically; it calls for an urgent holistic approach” “Lack of reliable data has created a... Read More

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July 10, 2013

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Murewa Olubela: The search for success (30 Days, 30 Voices)

“All I could think of was f__k! I was blank. Okay!” I was told since my childhood to search for success right at the moment when understanding curve balls and intertwines, strands by strands with competition. My eyes squint and my stomach reels at the thought that someone okaying my decisions was all that should matter. It... Read More

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July 5, 2013

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Ojuolape Kuti: The emancipation of Oore (30 Days, 30 Voices)

Sixteen-year old Ooreoluwa was broken. Physically, she was exhausted. Spiritually, she felt drained. Financially, she had nothing. She was battered, bruised, worn out. Her body felt numb even though it racked with pain. Her eyes had run out of tears. She had had enough! Her biological parents had passed on in a gruesome car accident... Read More

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Opinion: Nigeria – a kakonomic society

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Murewa Olubela: The search for success (30 Days, 30 Voices)

Ojuolape Kuti: The emancipation of Oore (30 Days, 30 Voices)

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