by Chike Ihekweazu Do not panic. Dealing with the outbreak itself is hard enough; dealing with panicking public will be disastrous. The outbreak can be contained by doing “simple” things diligently and consequently. Prologue: We are putting up this post as a result of increasing demand for information on this disease. As of today, the 7th... Read More

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Ayo Sogunro: Akwa Ibom and this sense of shame

by Ayo Sogunro Therefore, one has to wonder if Governor Akpabio has not finally discovered the loophole in the countless campaigns against corruption: why should you go through the trouble of stealing public funds when you can simply enact a law to give you the money freely, directly and without account? One of the more... Read More

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Olusegun Adeniyi: The call by the APC to shut down the government makes no sense

by Olusegun Adeniyi No matter the gloss anybody would want to put on that directive–and I have read some ignorant allusions to “government shutdown” in the United States—the APC position is, to put it mildly, a bad judgement call. A few days after the registration of the All Progressive Congress (APC) early last year, Alhaji... Read More

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