By Egboka Victory The shaking of head in sadness and in pity is that the government allowed a reality show…
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The Intersection of Feminism and Boychild by Egboka Victory
A few years ago I wrote a very bad poetry, really bad poetry. I was young. And I newly learned…
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Humans and Gender Wars by Amudipe Opeyemi Marcus
I really do want to believe that Humans are created to complement each other, human in the sense of both…
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Why feminism in Nigeria will remain a failure II
I believe it should be understood that we are just two different genders with different traits – no victory, no…
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Why feminism in Nigeria will remain a failure
One but wonders whatever happens to the gender of Fúnmilayọ Ransome-Kuti, Queens Mọremi (of Ilé Ifẹ) and Amina (of Zaria).…
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How to win Job Interviews: 9 Things You Must Know
A lot of people ask the question of how to win Job Interviews. It’s not really far fetched. Many job…
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5 Productive Things To Do When Unemployed And Broke
So you just graduated from the university, or you’ve probably been laid off your job, now the hard reality that…
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Pain, Misery, Sorrow : A Muse for Your Writing Proficiency
By Adetayo Omotoyosi Adeolu . Pain, sorrow, tears comes to us all at different levels of life. But what matters…
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On “e (no) fit happen” by Ayodele Gabriel
Good government, committed police force, terrorists repentance, fine economy, non favouritism, equality of human rights, equal gender participation, quality education,…
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King of Boys: Review by Tanimonure Richard
Just finished watching this great movie and so proud to share the following on it. 1. Please stand up and…
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The Mother of all Corruption Scandals by Ayodele Gabriel
In 2009, Iraq planned to arrest 1000 officials for corruption after a scandal which forced the resignation of the Trade…
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Refusal To Submit, A Guaranteed Lead To Unnecessary Pressure by Kuti Isreal Ifeoluwa
by Kuti Israel Ifeoluwa In 2010, i was in an exam hall, writing what appears to be the exam that…
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The Detailed & Real Story of Ishola Oyenusi; The deadliest Nigeria’s Armed Robber
Ishola Oyenusi, popularly known as Doctor Oyenusi, was a notorious armed robber who terrorized the people of Lagos and…
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9 Websites For Readers Who Think About Books All Day
I love books and I love the internet, which means I’m always looking for great sites about books. If you’re…
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The Reemergence of Nigerian Rap Music
By Adegbola Wahab For the first time in many years, the Nigeria’s music industry felt rap, I mean almost everyone…
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The quest for money, power, social recognition, wealth and success are all pointers that man seeks for happiness in all…
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According to the world poverty report on the rate of poverty in Nigeria, 50% of the populace are living in…
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When dressing magnets the right relationship, does it guarantee a lasting friendship?In one of my articles written days ago, I…
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by Kosi Ugo Dear Phyno, You made many of us love Igbo rap. Even though you seem to have deviated…
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Long ago, the world has embarked on the voyage of modifications & expiation due to the improvement in the…
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We often hear the popular saying; “you are being addressed the way you are dressed”, that`s exactly how you were…
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What is in a name? This question can be asked in millions of times and in different ways, but…
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HOW TO MANAGE CRITICISM (AS A WRITER I) That you have a hubris (writing flaw) doesn`t makes you a…
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by Aduwo Ayodele Gabriel Questions like are Shiites truly terrorists ? Is the Federal Government in sane for harbouring their alleged…
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By Aduwo Ayodele Solving poverty should be co-helped and agriculture should be seen as an essential ingredient capable of transforming…
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by Iwu Jeff Have you ever felt like you’re surrounded by darkness as a result of the issues of life?…
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Written by Izunna Okafor It is no longer a novelty that every calendar year wakes up and sleeps off with…
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by Aduwo Ayodele Eight years altogether ever in the history of democratic rule in Oyo state of Nigeria, it remains…
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by Abeiku Arhin Tsiwah Ghanaian Poetry is not Poetry any more. It is Spoken Word. It is a river of…
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by Adetayo Omotoshosi Corruption is perhaps the most popular spirit engraved in the hearts of Nigerians today. There is hardly…
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By Aduwo Ayodele 1. One certain date, ”the people would revolt” would happen in reality, thereafter we will revolt unstoppably.…
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Recently, I was engaged in an intellectual discourse with a seasoned poet about the role of a writer within a…
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By Izunna Okafor As it is said that great man’s feat usually echoes louder behind his full rears, reactions, tributes…
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By Izunna Okafor As American Poet, Ralph Waldo once said that the love of beauty is a taste, and the…
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by Victoria Ibezim-Ohaeri Last week, a former Lagos State governor, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, added his voice to the litany of…
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“If I take the wings of the morning and dwell in the uttermost parts of the sea, even there your…
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By Innocent Anaba Mrs Soibi Oviais is a Partner with Duale Ovia & Alex-Adedipe, DOA law firm. She is a…
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by Ayodele Gabriel In 2009, Iraq planned to arrest 1000 officials for corruption after a scandal which forced the resignation…
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By Adedamola Adetayo When people say “the sky is your limit”, they are quick to shove aside in their subconscious…
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by Amaobi Uche The award winning actress Genivive Nnaji makes it to the front line this season in the movie…
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The Yendi Municipal Assembly was established in 1988 by PNDC Law 207, Act 462, and LI 1443 and was later…
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By Paul Word Uma I just saw Bird Box (Yeah! I know I’m late to the party) but I feel…
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by Gadafi Kpalua I remember vividly the arrival day of this “wicked visitor”,which was one faithfully Monday;25th March, 2002. It…
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By Ochereome Nnanna I READ an interesting article by one Sani Dikko in the Vanguard edition of January 9, 2019…
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The story of “Abudu/Andani” being blood brothers has been told and heard too many times and is deservedly clichéd, so…
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by Ayodele Gabriel I don’t take the side that there’s a clarity of major parties in Nigeria.There may be on…
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In the 21st century where everyone uses social media, it is safe to say that Verizon’s “Can you hear me…
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by Victoria Willie When I was much younger, I had this notion for universities as a result of watching too…
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I took a side some months ago on how to spend my festive period.To buy the big cock and fun…
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by John Chizoba Vincent If I have to start all over again, I will blame the government with it corrupts…
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