Scapegoats, Sacred Cows In Nigeria’s Orwellian World:Lessons From Kwam (Oshio), Kwam 1 (Wasiu), And Kwam 2 (Comfort)
By Senator Iroegbu In today’s Nigeria, the law has two faces. On one side, it is timid and deferential, almost
Read MoreBy Senator Iroegbu In today’s Nigeria, the law has two faces. On one side, it is timid and deferential, almost
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Read Moreturnpot@gmail.com 0705 263 1058 Whereas my resolution was not to comment on the controversy surrounding the burial of the late
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Read MoreIn the kaleidoscopic turbulence of Nigerian politics, where discord often drowns out dialogue and egos flare like Harmattan wildfires, the
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