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We live in a world that is transforming, where norms are disrupted at the speed of light. However, a dimension of disruption that I still look forward to – the transfer of presidential power to the womenfolk. For centuries now, we have lived with the paradox of ‘Man-Power’ on this planet. There have been successes…
Benue State Governor, Samuel Ortom says the incessant killings in the state means that Nigeria does not have a government. He lamented that over 70 people have been murdered in two weeks in Makurdi Local Government Area. Ortom spoke to protesters on Tuesday at the Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp in Abagena village. Suspected herdsmen…
It is with a heavy heart, worry about Nigeria, and a sense of impending doom that I am sending this message to my colleagues in the media. They will write about us, just as they wrote about our colleagues in Rwanda; that we fanned flames of ethnic hate, to consume our country. Let me begin…
The legendary striker, who thrived in Catalunya during his playing days, believes the Blaugrana have a suitable heir to the current king of Camp Nou Samuel Eto’o believes Ansu Fati is “the one to take over from Lionel Messi” at Barcelona, with those at Camp Nou having to start contemplating life without the six-time Ballon d’Or winner.…
The winger struggled in the first half of the campaign after a lengthy transfer saga involving Manchester United, but is now getting back to his best Jadon Sancho had admitted that this season has been “very difficult” for him on a personal level, but says he is “raring to go” again following the winter break…
Permit me to use the popular lingo now in town in the headline of this piece. I hear the younger generation talk of las las, when they speak of a final situation or position. If anyone is restive over a matter, and they want to say he will be fine at last, they just say:…
Too many people have chosen to believe the wrong things about President Buhari, and have ossified their minds against the truth. But then, those of us who have had the privilege of working with him, studying and knowning him at close quarters, have a duty to tell what we have seen. And what better day…
The former Gunners midfielder admits that there could be a “real problem” at Emirates Stadium if the club do not find a way out of their slump Arsenal “can get relegated”, says Ray Parlour, with the former Gunners star using Leicester’s remarkable title triumph from 2015-16 as an example of how anything can happen in the…
Nigerians have expressed diverse views on the directive given by the Nigerian Communications Commissions on the suspension of new SIM sales and registration. While mobile network operators have pledged to comply with the directive, some stakeholders have said the regulator did not consider its impact on small businesses involved in SIM registration and new businesses…
The German tactician failed to correct the disappointment of a capitulation at home, and may pay the ultimate price for his inflexibility Of all the possible outcomes following the eight-goal extravaganza between the two sides last Friday, a goalless draw in the return leg in Freetown was perhaps the least expected. Really though, it should…
