by Kayode Ogundamisi Just glanced through a list of over 2380 Nigerians who had returned from the notorious Libyan Slave camps on failed suicide trip to Europe. NOT ONE name from areas affected by the deadly Nigerian Boko Haram war. All the names on the list of 2380 are from stable Southern Nigeria. Is Boko... Read More

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Kayode Ogundamisi, libya, opinon, Slave route

June 28, 2017

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Opinion: Between Nigerian Igbos and Biafran agitators – A Northerner’s perspective

by Yushau A. Shuaib The sweet memory of my youth service year in an Igboland of Asaba, Delta State in the 90s, is what I have continued to relish whenever a discourse on tribalism, sectionalism and the likes are on the front burner in my beloved country, Nigeria. As non-indigenes, especially young Northerners, we were... Read More

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Arewa Youth, biafra, nigeria, Nnamdi Kanu, Northerners, opinon

August 9, 2016

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Opinion: About Pastor Adeboye; eating is hearing and cooking is speaking

by Lakin’ Goodluck The things we make the crux of our debates in this generation are truly quite puzzling. So a pastor offers a valuable and sagacious counsel to his congregation, and some people just threw caution to the wind in order to prove the wrongness of such counsel. Others did not even give the admonition... Read More

adeboye, cook, counsel, couple, feminism, Marriage, opinon, rccg, Redeemed

April 27, 2015

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.@Wildeyeq: 5 ways to kill your brand easily (Y! Business)

by Edward Israel-Ayide This one you will agree with easily: TECHNO can copy all that SAMSUNG has done all it wants, but it will never be SAMSUNG. Android phones have become ubiquitous and cheaper, but there is still only a clear leader in that market- SAMSUNG. Why? Innovation. Lengthy articles have been written about how... Read More

5 ways, edward israel-ayide, opinon, vrands, y!business, ynaija

October 24, 2014

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@DemolaRewaju: Marriage and the genotype question? (Y! Superblogger)

by Demola Rewaju The Background Etiono and Zainab were both in the late and early 30s respectively. Life had dealt them harsh cards emotionally before they’d finally met each other at their company training held in Dubai. After everyone else departed, both stayed on for two days more to get better acquainted with each other and... Read More

AA, Demola Rewaju, genotype, opinon, question, SS, Y! Superblogger, ynaija

August 18, 2014

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Jude Egbas: #Ebola- Why are we obsessed with hand sanitisers?

by Jude Egbas Meanwhile, I have nightmares without a sanitizer tube every other night and I head to work with my hands firmly tucked in my pockets. I can’t recall shaking hands with anyone recently and I won’t dine at any restaurant without a sanitizer. It was girlfriend, Dr Oluwaseun Gbadebo, who inducted me into... Read More

hand sanitizer, Jude Egbas, Obsession, opinon, ynaija

July 11, 2014

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Akin Osuntokun: Militarisation and other fallacies

by Akin Osuntokun I don’t know about others but in all the security encounters nobody asked me whether I was PDP or APC. It was a show of force befitting the strategy of psychologically overpowering any potential trouble maker and it was also apparent that Nigerian security forces can act professionally when they choose to... Read More

akin suntkun, APC, Ekiti State, fallacies, militarisation, opinon, ynaija

July 4, 2014

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Chidi Odinkalu: Stop making the insurgents feel good

by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu It must not be forgotten that those involved in these heinous atrocities are a minority among us. Any strategy designed to fight them successfully must begin by isolating them and limiting their numbers and location. We cannot allow them to grow in numbers, sympathies, or footprint. On 7 December 1941, the... Read More

1954, chidi anselm odinkalu, feel-good, insurgents, minority, opinon, ynaija

June 9, 2014

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Opinion: The tyranny of the minority

by Adebayo Okeowo However, before you start pointing fingers at the billionaires and the politicians, here is some newsflash! You are likely part of that tyrannical minority! Seeing man at its worst and yet seeing man at its best makes you wonder how possible it is for the same thing to be both (paraphrase... Read More

adebayo okeowo, majority, minority, opinon, tyranny, ynaija

March 6, 2014

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Dele Agekameh: Wanted – A war cabinet

by Dele Agekameh The war cabinet, as envisaged, will consist of seasoned Generals, both serving and retired, as well as some respectable and responsible civilians, whose duty will be to take care of the political angle to this festering crisis. It is time to end this genocide! It was a catalogue of deaths and destruction... Read More

bloodletting, boko haram, Cameroon, Dele Agekameh, former governorwar cabinet, genocide, opinon, season retired generals, ynaija

March 2, 2014

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Perry Brimah: Dear OBJ and IBB, we are ready to be leaders of today, not tomorrow

by Peregrino Brimah We can and will do this with you or without you. We are determined. You are seeing the force of change, the natural tendency of things, as Ghandi said, after a while all tyrant leadership eventually falls. Every wicked tyranny in history eventually falls. You are witnessing a transition period in Nigeria... Read More

2 time, Ibrahim Babangida, Leadership, nigeria, olusegun obasanjo, opinon, Peregrino Brimah, rulers, time, ynaija, youths

February 23, 2014

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Cheta Nwanze: How this government got it very wrong on Sanusi

by Cheta Nwanze Let’s face it people, a major heist is going on, and for all his faults, a leaky mouth and a randy cock, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi blew the lid on the heist. Before I begin, full disclosure, I am a Sanusi groupie. I’ve been following him since he wrote on Gamji. As a... Read More

Central Bank governor, Cheta Nwanze, leaky mouth, nigeria, nnpc, opinon, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, Suspension, ynaija

October 26, 2013

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Levi Obijiofor: The NCAA’s handling of the car purchase scandal was a complete PR disaster

by Levi Obijiofor Jonathan has the constitutional and moral duty to investigate this issue and to stop the officials involved in the scandal. If he is unwilling to deal decisively with the officials involved, he must discard forthwith all his claims to zero tolerance for corruption. Never in the history of this country have Nigerian... Read More

affairs, bullet proof cars, corruption, Goodluck Jonathan, Levi Obijiofor, NCAA, opinon, stella oduah, ynaija, zero-tolerance

August 24, 2013

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Demola Rewaju: ‘Church wedding’ and the mockery of it

by Demola Rewaju The major problem is a religious one – people don’t take marital vows as seriously as they should because they don’t take God seriously. If one would not violate the terms of a legal document stamped and signed by a judge or notary public, one shouldn’t violate a vow made in front... Read More

Akure, Church, Demola Rewaju, legal, opinon, vow, wedding, ynaija

August 9, 2013

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Opinion: Nigeria’s glittering Almajiri plan

by Garba Shehu The Almajiri education policy of the Jonathan administration is important, not because it is a pioneering effort. In Kano, I know of the past efforts of the military administration of Governor Ndatsu Umaru who attempted, in a vigorous way, to merge the Arabic and Boko (western) schools complete with an edict to... Read More

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Kayode Ogundamisi: The Libyan slave route and the greed factor

Opinion: Between Nigerian Igbos and Biafran agitators – A Northerner’s perspective

Opinion: About Pastor Adeboye; eating is hearing and cooking is speaking

.@Wildeyeq: 5 ways to kill your brand easily (Y! Business)

@DemolaRewaju: Marriage and the genotype question? (Y! Superblogger)

Jude Egbas: #Ebola- Why are we obsessed with hand sanitisers?

Akin Osuntokun: Militarisation and other fallacies

Chidi Odinkalu: Stop making the insurgents feel good

Opinion: The tyranny of the minority

Dele Agekameh: Wanted – A war cabinet

Perry Brimah: Dear OBJ and IBB, we are ready to be leaders of today, not tomorrow

Cheta Nwanze: How this government got it very wrong on Sanusi

Levi Obijiofor: The NCAA’s handling of the car purchase scandal was a complete PR disaster

Demola Rewaju: ‘Church wedding’ and the mockery of it

Opinion: Nigeria’s glittering Almajiri plan

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