Category: Opinion
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What They Preach Is not What They Do, Written by Adeola Soetan
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Please tell me one Babalawo, Oluwo or Egbeji who arrested or went to court to prosecute because he’s abused, his opele or Egungun regalia was burnt by fanatical Muslims or Christians over the decades of attacks on Traditional faith. None to the best of knowledge. Why? Because those traditionalists have…
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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A LOWLIFE AND A DEEP PERSON: A CASE STUDY OF MUYIWA ADE-JOBBER, WRITTEN BY OMOLE IBUKUN
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The fact that I am writing this rejoinder does not mean that I have failed to recognize Police PRO Muyiwa Adejobi for what he is – a glorified propagandist for one of the most violent and corrupt police institutions in the world. It does mean that I don’t know that…
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Why Egbetokun Should Resign, Written by Tunde Akingbondere
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The media space has been recently engulfed by the loud argument over the tenure of the Inspector-General of Police as well as the propriety of the amendment made to the Nigeria Police Act in the face of clearly stipulated legislative procedures guiding the spirit and the soul of our agelong…
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Cybercrime: The Growing Menace and the Need for Vigilance, Written by Ogundipe Daniel
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As a human rights activist, i’m compelled to speak out against the rising tide of cybercrime that has been plaguing our society. The recent surge in cybercrime cases has led to the arrest and prosecution of several individuals, highlighting the need for increased awareness and vigilance. In recent times, we…
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A World Without America’s Deep Pockets, Written by Gimba Kakanda
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If you think the United States government was throwing around those billions in aid for nothing, it’s only because you don’t understand how it has managed to remain a superpower since the Second World War. Those billions of dollars dispensed year in, year out have secured what is arguably the…
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Tinubu’s 2027 Plan: A Rigged System and the Urgent Call for Revolution, Written by Comrade Ufezime Nelson Ubi
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As Nigeria drifts further into economic hardship, insecurity, and political oppression, one thing has become abundantly clear: Bola Ahmed Tinubu is already laying the groundwork to rig himself into power once again in 2027. The signs are glaring, and history has taught us that trusting a system built on fraud,…
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Pa. Egbetokun, IGP, Should Retire & Go Home, Written by Adeola Soetan
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Extension of tenure kills service morale & discipline in the Force.. It politicises the force or any institution and destroys its agelong ethics. When a Force becomes a Force of anything goes, it dies morally. Pa. Egbetokun, avoid rogue politicians intrigues. Integrity counts! Having served the force meritoriously or otherwise…
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The Misplaced Priorities of the Nigerian Police, Written by Comrade Ufezime Nelson Ubi
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The Nigerian police force, once tasked with the noble responsibility of maintaining law and order, has sadly become an institution synonymous with misplaced priorities and abuse of power. Rather than focusing on tackling the pressing issues that plague our country—such as rampant criminality, terrorism, banditry, kidnappings, and corruption—the police are…
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A Call to Action: Nigeria’s Government Must Listen to Its People, Written by Ogundipe Daniel
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The Nigerian government’s actions have left me with a sense of urgency and a strong desire to speak out against the injustices that plague our nation. The government’s recent moves to silence dissenting voices have made it clear that they are more interested in intimidating critics than in listening to…
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Tinubu’s Polytechnic in Abuja: A Legacy or a New Low in Governance? – Written by Comrade Ufezime Nelson Ubi
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The recent approval of a polytechnic in Abuja, named after Mr. Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has sparked significant controversy and public outrage. Naming a national institution after oneself while still in office raises critical ethical questions and highlights the troubling dynamics of leadership and governance in Nigeria. This act reflects a…