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Why I Don’t Like Tinubu – By Okeke Godwin Iyke
I do not admire Tinubu because he is a saint. I do not admire Tinubu because he is from…
Lagos Danfo: Driving towards success
How would you describe a typical bus conductor or driver? “Hustler”, said Precious, a DJ. “They are very annoying”,…
The UAE: A Vision And Love Made Utopia In A Desert By Peregrino Brimah
Wealth is not money. Wealth lies in men. This is where true power lies, the power that we value. They…
A tale of two kingdoms
Lesotho is a disappointing country, for democrats. Southern Africa is dubiously blessed in having two of Africa’s three monarchies…
How corruption drives illicit financial flows
At the recent Pan African Parliament (PAP) session in South Africa, former South African president Thabo Mbeki presented the African…
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Loving, giving and caring, by Tola Adeniyi
The word love as it is used by the so-called lovers is most intricate and intriguing. A word that…
Has Egypt's judiciary become the new Theatre of the Absurd?
The recent death sentence passed down on former Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi, along with 106 others, is far from being…
Dele Momodu: The travails of Ogbeni Aregbesola
Fellow Nigerians, let me start with an adage I first heard from the generalissimo himself, Aare Ona Kakanfo Moshood…
Private universities in Africa are missing a trick
Private universities are mushrooming across Africa. This growth is largely a response to the continent’s soaring demand for higher…
Can we teach restaurant servers to treat all customers equally, regardless of race?
Like most human behavior, tipping practices vary widely. For instance, one customer may tip generously even after receiving poor service.…
