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The citizens must be bold in rejecting the Ureys, the Weahs and their likes -Ben Addotey
Liberia remains a fragile country today even after two devastating wars in the 1990s and not because of lack
Expelled FUNAAB Student Alleges Threat To Life By the School’ Vice Chancellor
At exactly 1:00 am on Tuesday, March 17, 2020, some hired assassins came to my apartment around Apakila Camp
Europeans’ Preoccupation with Being Superior Is the Cause of their Racism!
(Genesis 50:14 (NIV) …14 For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good,
For Whom The Gates Open Wide By Prof. Wole Soyinka
What a pity Ganduje lacked friends who could have saved him from himself! Insofar as one can acknowledge certain valued elements in traditional institutions, the man he thinks he has humiliated has demonstrated that he is one of the greatest reformers even of the feudal order.
President Trump, Please call President Buhari to order, The warning signs are flashing bright red. – Abiodun Egunjobi
Your Excellency, Donald J. Trump President, United States of America The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC
Amala And Coronavirus Patient: Matters Arising – Reuben Abati
Of all the updates that have been given so far by the Lagos State authorities on the government’s efforts
An Open Letter To President Muhammadu Buhari – Chief Femi Fani-Kayode
Mr. President, many believe that you cannot read and those that believe that you can claim that you cannot
LASU Dystopia: Travails Of A.O. Affluence, A 500 Level LASU Law Student By Arotiba Olawale Affluence Zayd
In the words of Scotty Aluta: "Silence in the face of injustice is complicity with the oppressor." So, if after reading this article, you refuse to lift a finger of solidarity, may it not all end up like the analogical case of ‘Rat Vs Farmers Trap’ on the farmers farmstead and the pathetic fate that befell ‘Chicken, ‘Goat’, ‘Pig’ and ‘Cow’ simply because they refused to lend helping hands.
A PRAYER FOR NIGERIA AND LIBERIA.
Our leaders make the laws. They control the military, police force, trade policies, tax rates and all facets of everyday life in the countries. You rule and have power. But for many of you, power is not enough. You indecently stuff your pockets with every chunk of public money and property that you can lay your hands on, often with elaborate crony and laundering networks to support your pilfering, stealing habits. May your days be numbered.
The Celebration of Black History Month in the United States: Is it an Integral Part of Africans’ Experience in the Americas? By Edmund Zar-Zar Bargblor
The Celebration of Black History Month in the United States: Is it an Integral Part of Africans’