The Insight by Lateef Adewole Nigeria is a strange country. Many things that happen here defy logic. Many times, what is supposed to make us happy is our biggest pain. Worse still, we, most times, look helpless, especially our political leaders who are saddled with the responsibility of managing our …
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The Insight by Lateef Adewole Firstly, let me use this auspicious moment to express my unquantifiable appreciation to all my friends, families, acquaintances, and readers, who through one means or another, felicitated with me on the occasion of my birthday yesterday. Your visits, calls, text messages and all well wishes …
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The Insight by Lateef Adewole There is this popular game show on the television: “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?”. The programme is anchored by Frank Edoho, the smart and comic character, who makes life of contestants on the show “hellish” with his suspense and intrigues, as they sweat under …
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By Lanre Arogundade Segun Sango (born Segun Aderemi) wrote his own epitaph. He dreamt the working class socialist revolution; he spoke and worked for it; and he lived an exemplanary life of a true revolutionist. Both in theory and praxis, he was a Nigerian version of truly dedicated world-class revolutionaries …
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