by Pius Adesanmi “My brother, you are spot on. We must not allow tribalists to condemn our own. We must not let them obscure his sense of fairness. We must continue to scream it out to the whole world that our husband has gone mad again rapes girls equally from every part of Nigeria….” (to... Read More

Amadioha, brothers, california, Ikwerre, Jesus Christ, new york, opinion, Pius Adesanmi, rape, Sonny Okosun, tribalism, ynaija

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Opinion: How Nigeria’s peace fantasy can be realised

by Samuel Adesoji Ojediran The terrorism by the boko haram sect shouldn’t be experienced if most members had not been brainwashed because of lack of proper education. Peace is what eluded Nigeria’s of today just like that of yesteryears. It is the lack of peace that is responsible for the several forms of restlessness in... Read More

Adesoji Ojediran, Boko Haram sect, corruption, kleptocracy, national languages, Nigeria’s peace, opinion, sectarianism, tribalism

May 9, 2013

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Opinion: Too many kinsmen, not enough Nigerians

by Tunji Andrews The only times we ever seem to stand as a people called Nigeria, are times when the national (male) football teams win major competitions. The truth is that we are a largely diverse community of people and no amount of confessions by means of the National Anthem can change that. When I... Read More

diversity, ethnicism, nigeria, tribalism, Unity

April 23, 2013

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“Ngozi has nothing to do with this” – Sanusi Lamido defends Okonjo-Iweala on tribalism allegations

by Chi Ibe The governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi has condemned the accusations thrown at the Finance Minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, claiming she is pursuing an ethnic agenda. At a media chat in Washington DC on Sunday by the Nigeria Economic Team, Sanusi reportedly said: ”I can’t understand these people, I... Read More

National Economic Team, Okonjo-Iweala, Sanusi Lamido, tribalism

November 22, 2012

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Opemipo Adebanjo: Why this generation won’t change Nigeria (Y! Superblogger)

Religion is one of the reasons Nigerians continue to pray and do nothing. Even God won’t do for us, what we can do for ourselves. Religion is the bane of our cohesion as a nation. I am crossing the River Niger, with nothing to do but sleep again; the raging political discussion in the bus... Read More

Change, development, ethnicity, hypocricy, nigeria, Opemipo Adebanjo, tribalism, Y! Superblogger

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