Discord in Buhari’s Choir, By Chidi Amuta

President Muhammadu Buhari would have made a bad orchestra conductor. In that line of business, a certain faithfulness to synchrony and harmonious outcome is the secret of success. Even in his primary lifelong career of soldiering, order and uniformity have remained the hallmarks of the best traditions of the military endeavour. His present occupation of […]

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Why President Buhari May be A Blessing in Disguise, By Dele Momodu

Fellow Nigerians, I’m sure, just like me, you’ve been wondering what could be driving the Federal Government of Nigeria towards pushing the country into perdition and collapse. I’m very convinced that President Muhammadu Buhari has no plans of succeeding in the governance of the country as a whole, or indeed of his beloved Northern part […]

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Characters of Naija blog visitors, By Chukwuneta Oby

It’s difficult not to take in the different Naija characters that one often comes across on blog sites, especially if you are like those of us (silent readers) who also bother with the comment section. There’s the one that seems to go there just to correct people’s grammar. This character hardly contributes to the discourse o but […]

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Banditry: Beyond the Shoot-on-Sight Order, By Onikepo Braithwaite

Every time the Federal Government of Nigeria takes one step forward, they seem to take another 10 steps backwards! It seems that those in power do not quite understand that fighting insecurity successfully, demands a holistic approach. It goes beyond shooting on sight, those armed with AK 47s in the forests. It goes beyond using […]

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Bring back the family traditions you once enjoyed, By Elizabeth Badejo

Traditions are fundamental to families and society at large. People who live together without tradition are more likely to live in disunity and chaos. Every marriage also comes with its tradition irrespective of customs, religion or characteristics. Tradition provides the foundation and strengthens the principles of the agreement. Today, some couples no longer believe in […]

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North Has Already Destroyed Itself, It Remains The South To Demolish (2), By Dele Sobowale

Out-of-school children constitute security risk in Nigeria.” – Senator Lawan, Senate President, VANGUARD, March 11, p 44.  I did not know whether to laugh or cry about that news report. Lawan, Ph.D, well-educated in any country on earth, and a leader in the North for some time, is suddenly discovering, like other Northerners, what ordinary commonsense should […]

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North Has Already Destroyed Itself, It Remains The South To Demolish (1), By Dele Sobowale

The North has become a region of endless funerals and perpetual bereavement. Bandits in the North have become a state. They impose fines and taxes, send notices, control spaces, determine life and death and operate without challenge.” Senator Shehu Sani of Kaduna State, March 2020, I wish that historical damn fool called Lord Lugard and […]

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The Controversy over Who Handed over Nigeria to Fulani?, By Saidu Dansadau

In the recent past, a short video clip has gone viral titled: Who handed over Nigeria to the Fulani? I watched the video and listened to its audio. Interestingly, the voice is sounding like that of an “Englishman”. I was taken aback because I could not understand the motive of the anonymous producer and presenter […]

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Politicians versus the People, By Tola Adeniyi

Whenever the history of the eventual collapse of this country is written Nigeria’s commercial/mercenary politicians will surely take a lion share of the blame. It is just unimaginable that any crop of human beings anywhere on earth could be as insensitive, as unfeeling, as wrongheaded, as selfish and self-centred as the politicians who the ordinary […]

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Tinubu’s Missing Asset Declaration and Perils of Pecuniary Journalism, By Farooq A. Kperogi

On March 2, 2021, Peoples Gazette, the gutsy online newspaper that has now become famous for meticulously evidence-based muckraking, reported that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), which is now AGF Abubakar Malami’s dutiful poodle, requested the Code of Conduct Bureau to furnish it with former Lagos State governor Bola Tinubu’s asset declaration forms possibly preparatory […]

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Is Buhari’s Nigeria existential threat or essential treasure?, By Fola Ojo

Bubba Malam hails from Katsina State. It is the home state of Nigeria’s President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.). Malam calls himself Hausa-Fulani because his father is Hausa, and his mother is Fulani. Recently, Malam shared with his friends on social media his thoughts about Nigeria’s President and Commander-In-Chief of the Armed Forces, and his […]

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Ten words with opposite meaning in Nigeria, By Azuka Onwuka

There are words that have been given different meanings in Nigeria. Sometimes, the meaning given to these words is even the opposite of their original meaning. Let us look at 10 of these words. fatal WRONG:    I witnessed a fatal accident this morning in which the vehicles were damaged beyond repair; but surprisingly, no life […]

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