Opinion: What about the helpless children of the North?

Uche Okorie: National Emergency on Ebola – Managing reputational risks (Y! FrontPage)

by Uche Okorie My prescription is simple-the declared emergency should also take into account the management of Ebola induced reputational risk. Why on earth would any sane able-bodied person living in an apartment block, prefer to stay tucked in bed, after hearing the fire alarm sound and seeing that his neighbours flats are on... Read More

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Deji Adeyanju: Is it the ‘Political Boko Haram’ that tried to kill Buhari?

by Deji Adeyanju Then, of recent certain activities like the Nyanya bombing, the Emab bombings and the assassination attempt on General Mohammed Buhari which many people believe was staged has the hand writing of Political Boko Haram. “Today is 8th of April, 2011 and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) office in Suleja, Niger State... Read More

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Chris Bamidele: Places in my dream- Episode 1 (Y! Fiction)

by Chris Adeyanju I didn’t get it, my mind started processing what I just heard…..“My Daddy cannot die, not today, not ever; he is stronger and bigger than those people dying in the movies…. Maybe he went somewhere and will be coming back soon”….. My mind wandered….! PROLOGUE JANUARY 16th 1989 — CALABAR My... Read More

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Opinion: Dear Northern leaders, we have ruled this nation for long, it’s time to stop blaming others

by Oche Otorkpa It is important to note that these disgruntled self imposed Northern “elders” have never proffered any reasonable suggestion on how to end the current insurgency, neither have they sat for one day to appraise the impact of the 12 brand new Universities 9 of which were located in Northern Nigeria which should... Read More

2015 eelctions, hypocrites, northern elders, oche otorkpa, opinion, ynaija

Tope Olofin : How I became an iPhone fanatic (Y! Superblogger)

by Tope Olofin And that is what I was doing when my iPhone decided it needed a bath. I honestly don’t know what propelled my phone to make such a decision, all I remember is I saw my phone submerged in a full bucket of water, mind you the flash light was still on. ... Read More

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Bámidélé Adémólá-Olátéjú, Iyiola Omisore, PDP. APC, RAUF AREGBESOLA, ynaija

Opinion: #OsunDecides shows that the poor have learnt their lessons

by Bamidele Ademola-Olateju The voters collected Omisore’s money, rice and kerosine and voted convincingly for Governor Aregbesola. They were not swayed by his okada riding, corn-eating stunts. The State of Osun became the firewall for the All Progressives Congress (APC) against the Peoples Democratic Party’s (PDP) juggernaut. Osun elections bears witness that; you can make... Read More

Soyombo Ayomikun: Oh war, may the heavens punish you! (POETRY)

by Soyombo Ayomikun We maim children. Raping all women on site. We set ablaze. We tear apart 1.You’ve turned us Into animals Causing hate’s bubbling lava To explode from our hearts We roar around Without pity,boiling with anger Causing ourselves horror From Gaza,to Borno Now we smile watching the helpless die Madness! 2.We blow up edifices... Read More

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Adekoya Boladale: Forget rice, Aregbesola’s ‘odourless fufu’ is the next big thing

by Adekoya Boladale While the political parties struggled to outshine each other in sharing of emergency ‘social welfare’ packages such as Rice, Odourless Fufu and even Kerosene, the following factors played significant roles in determining the choice of the people. Around the streets of Osogbo, Modakeke, Ife, Ede and even far away in Bourdillonian Circus,... Read More

Adekoya Boladale, Aregbesola, Odourless fufu, opinion, Osun State, PDP, ynaija

Tochukwu Ezukanma: Why Goodluck Jonathan should be impeached right away

by Tochukwu Ezukanma More than any other elected official in Nigeria, it is Goodluck Jonathan that deserves to be impeached. He is culpable of many impeachable offences With the story of his life, especially, that seemingly miraculous rise to power, Goodluck Jonathan won the love and admiration of so many Nigerians. Nigerians saw him as a man... Read More

APC governors, Goodluck Jonathan, Impeachment, opinion, tochukwu ezakanma, ynaija

Grace Efezokhae: The thin line between religion and ignorance (Y! Superblogger)

by Grace Efezokhae Imagine a grown man believing God for a job and for 15 of the 24 hours in a day, he is in church conducting deliverance and all sorts of dry fast which might stretch for days. I am certain Karl Marx had the present day Nigeria in mind when he stated that “Religion... Read More

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Femi Aribisala: Don’t get it twisted, APC lost the Osun election

by Femi Aribisala A dishonest party will tend to presume dishonesty in others, especially when it discovers that its traditional channels for manipulating elections have been blocked. The only way the APC could have won the Osun election is by rigging it. My first impressions are usually mistaken. If I have a good first-impression about... Read More

elections, femi ariisala, opinion, Osun State, PDP, Politics, ynaija

Opinion: Mr President, show us the Boko Haram members in the PDP

by Adeolu Ademoyo President Jonathan said there are Boko Haram members in his cabinet, and therefore in his party-PDP. So? Let us take our cross by ourselves. Let President Jonathan stand by his words for once and lead by showing us the members of Boko Haram he said are in his cabinet and therefore in... Read More

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Suraj Oyewale: Eghes Eyieyen’s piece- The familiar ranting of a rabid rabble rouser (Y! FrontPage)

by Suraj Oyewale You see, the issue with the likes of Eghes is that they hate seeing anyone openly associates with Islam. Over the weekend, in my regular internet surfing, I came across an article written by a former Attorney General of Lagos State, Professor Yemi Osibajo (SAN). It was a well written rejoinder to one... Read More

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Opinion: Even the dead tell the story in Gaza

by Bamidele Ademola Olateju We have not forgotten how on November 18, 2012, the Israel Defence Forces shocked the world by wiping out the Dalou family – all 10 of them including four children. Today, a child is killed every hour in Gaza according to the United Nations Who says the dead does not tell... Read More

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Dika Ozoemena: Why the PDP is responsible for Omisore’s loss

by Dika Ozoemena While internal factors which worked against Omisore was self-inflicted, PDP, his party, is responsible for the external factors which worked against the controversial politician. Congratulation to Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola for his deserved Osun state gubernatorial election victory. He did so well to sell brand, his works & his party to the good... Read More

dika ozoemena, Iyiola Omisore, opini0n, Osun State, PDP, ynaija

#RonaldNzimoraTalksBusiness: Is paying of tithes a waste of money? (Y! Business)

by Ronald Nzimora The mere fact that your church doesn’t talk about it, doesn’t mean it’s not valid. I don’t want to sound too religious here but all I’ll say is. Try it sincerely just once. The results you get will not only amaze you, you’ll become addicted to tithing. Fair warning! I’m a... Read More

catholic church, ronald nzimora, tithe, y! business, ynaija

Tunde Leye: As Africans, our outcomes need to be better ( Y! FrontPage

by Tunde Leye All across Africa. We need better, cheaper outcomes. In Africa, when we face a problem, what the government announces as solutions is how much they are earmarking to tackle the problem. So we for example hear that the Federal Government of Nigeria has release 1.6Billion Naira for the Ebola Emergency Fund. Or... Read More

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Oluwatosin Fatoyinbo: Best served cold- Episode 6 (Y! Fiction)

by Oluwatosin Fatoyinbo I thought about it and asked myself one tangible reason why the wedding should not hold. I found none. After all, I was getting married to the man I loved. I tried to catch the excitement bug and soon I got better. – Read Episode 1 of the compelling story HERE. – Read... Read More

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Mohammed Sambo Dasuki: Insurgency makes it hard for GEJ to govern

by Mohammed Sambo Dasuki Their activities have forced thousands to flee their homes, jobs and communities, pushing them into poverty. It is therefore important to understand the effects of insurgency on governance and the additional challenges that leaders face in striving to deliver on their promises to citizens. The essence of good governance is to... Read More

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Elnathan John writes | Doyin Okupe tweets like a careless 14-year-old, how to avoid potential Ebola & more

by Elnathan John Let me explain why the PDP did not leave any stone unturned in trying to win the elections. It is all in Aregbesola’s face. You can attempt to buy people’s votes with party branded Uncle Ben’s rice and odorless fufu but you cannot buy the rugged face of Rauf Aregbesola. By the... Read More

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Opinion: Goodluck Jonathan is the Commander-in-Chief of Ancient Evils

by Bayo Oluwasanmi The two recently concluded gubernatorial elections in Ekiti and Osun States witnessed the deployment of military armada ordered by Mr. Jonathan in his capacity as the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces. The practice of democracy does not in any way guarantee that the government will always do what is best in... Read More

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Ayokunle Odekunle: Omisore is finished politically, GEJ will win in 2015 & 3 other lessons we learnt from Osun

by Ayokunle Odekunle Hugely uncharismatic, perceived as arrogant and with his seemingly irredeemable image, many are of the opinion that it is high time he called time on his political career. The Osun elections are over. There is a winner and several vanquished people. Already, some of the candidates for other parties have rejected the... Read More

#osundecides, Ayokunle Odekunle, fatai akingabe, Iyiola Omisore, rauf omisore, ynaija

Tunde Fagbenle: What my daughter told me about homosexuality

by Tunde Fagbenle It is clear that society needs standards. We have outlined certain limits to marriage, of course, namely no incest or marriage to minors, animals, etc. but shall we include the marriage of two men or two women (equal under civic law) in this list? With animals? When, earlier this year, the... Read More

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Simon Kolawole: What we need to do about Ebola now

by Simon Kolawole Perhaps, jolted by the criticism over his handling of Chibok kidnappings (that is why I like criticisms, even from my enemies), President Goodluck Jonathan has also swung into action, announcing a series of measures under an emergency plan to contain the spread of the virus There is something about us, Nigerians, that... Read More

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Femi Aribisala: Why Christians must reject the enticing gospel of Apostle Paul

by Femi Aribisala The gospel of Jesus is bittersweet; presenting great challenges to believers. Paul’s gospel is “sugar and spice and all things nice;” offering few challenges. The true gospel empties the churches; while the false gospel fills them. Most Christians are unaware that the gospel Jesus preached is contradicted by Paul. The gospel of... Read More

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Eky Shirley: #Ebola- Salt and water blues (Y! Superblogger)

by Eky Shirley What baffles more though, is why the said people won’t bother to use their devices to check Google, Wikipedia or Yahoo for information. Our gullibility is quite unprecedented. However, there are some freaky things going on worldwide. I mean, I went to bed on Thursday and before I woke up, Hamas had... Read More

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