The new naira notes introduced by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) in the wake of its now voided naira redesign policy have become scarce despite the increase in currency circulation from N982.09 billion in February to N1.6 trillion at the end of March. Daily Trust on Sunday observed the scarcity of the new naira notes […]
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5 Things You Should Never Post On Social Media
Are there limits to what we should post on the social media? Read below : Photos of others without checking first Although you might want to share the memories of your family event with others, check first with others in the photo before tagging them or even posting the picture. Some adults don’t want their […]
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Trumpism and Nigerian misguided Christians – By Prof. Okechukwu Nwafor
It was clear that Mr Donald Trump enjoyed fanatical support from misguided religious zealots from Nigeria. These Nigerian hypocrites masking as ambassadors of Christ support Mr Trump because they believe that his mention of God sanctifies him and validates him as the best president. They believe that previous American presidents endorsed evil and anti-Christian policies. […]
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President Buhari Please Tackle The Corruption In PHCN, Nigerians Are Suffering!
Dear President Buhari, please help your people. Save us from this crazy estimated billings. Nigerians are suffering in the hands of these people. How can they keep increasing one’s bill every month, from 12, 000 to 17, 500, to 47, 800, 62, 000 and now 81, 500 with the hardship already on ground. Many people […]
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The president’s speech on the ENDSARS uprising in Nigeria – By Okechukwu Nwafor
For some weeks now the Nigerian youth have risen against the oppressive actions of their dictator. These oppressive actions are propagated most ferociously through, among many avenues, the agents of SARS. SARS means Special Anti-Robbery Squad. SARS turned out to be agents of robbery and death instead. They have killed more innocent citizens than the […]
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October 1, 2020: Is Nigeria independent or dependent at 60? – By Prof. Okechukwu Nwafor
Celebrating October 1 is a way to evoke the nostalgia of colonialism. With the current national ruin, one must accept that colonial nostalgia is a soothing balm. It is antithetical to the devastating memories of postcolonial crises. Based on this, in my mind, Nigeria is dependent and not independent. It is dependent on Chinese loans […]
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Nigeria is like a Gwuragwura (irreparable secondhand vehicle) – By Prof. Okechukwu Nwafor
Nigeria is like a rickety secondhand vehicle sold to our people in 1960. Since then we have been trying to keep it moving and now it has dilapidated to the level of gwuragwura (an Igbo slang for an irreparable old car). What do we do? Of course, no one can buy Nigeria. It is like […]
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Lessons to learn as President Buhari congratulates Kaycee Madu By Prof. Okechukwu Nwafor
Recently, a Nigerian of Igbo extraction was named the Minister of Justice in Alberta, Canada. The Nigerian President recently congratulated him. While we thank the president for congratulating Kaycee we want to bring a number of burning issues to his attention. This is necessary especially at this difficult time when IPOB, and the Igbo homeland […]
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The Coup in Mali and the Future of the West African sub-region By Prof. Okechukwu Nwafor
Recently the Malian military sacked their president. They forced the president to resign and dissolve his cabinet. Mali, another restive nation in the Sahel, presents a disturbing picture of Africa as a continent living on the fringes of competing interests. Mali is key to understanding the fate of hope, human life and survival in the […]
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Five things that slow progress in life
Everyone wants to make progress in life. Every day, the dream of an individual is to make progress and move a step better than yesterday. But there are some attitudes that can hinder progress for a person: * Setting your gaze too high – This is one act most a person can do and never think […]
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ALERT! PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: NDIUKWUENU LAND IS NOT FOR SALE, BEWARE OF FRAUDSTERS!
It has come to the knowledge of the Stakeholders of Ndiukwuenu Community in Anambra State that a certain surveyor is currently conniving with some hoodlums in Ndiukwuenu Town to sell portions of land belonging to the Community. The general public is hereby informed that Ndiukwuenu community has been embroiled in several community crises emanating from […]
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Understanding the import of ‘boyhood’ from Ngige’s outbursts – By Okechukwu Nwafor
Some weeks ago, the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr Chris Nwabueze Ngige directed an uncontrollable tirade at James Faleke, a member of House of Representatives, who was questioning him over an alleged breach of a presidential directive. Ngige said, among many other things, that he is a ‘VI boy’ while Faleke is a ‘Mushin […]
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COVID-19: Listen If You Have Ears By Sam Otti
Death toll from Coronavirus pandemic continues to rise, yet most Nigerians sink in delusion that the deadly disease doesn’t exist. On Thursday, June 25, former Governor of Oyo State, Abiola Ajimobi, and the Provost, College of Health Sciences, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Nnewi Campus, Prof Okwudilichukwu Udemezue, were prominent personalities that died from Coronavirus. Reports across […]
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Six things everyone should start doing in their 30s
The older you get, the harder it is to change your habits. But in your 30s, there’s still time to adopt new, positive behaviors. Read on for the best ideas: 1. Start laughing at yourself. “Laugh at yourself, laugh at the absurdity of life, laugh at the goodness and the badness of every situation. Being able […]
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The proliferation of sex charm videos by Nigerian women By Okechukwu Nwafor
Recently the Nigerian internet space was flooded with videos of Nigerian women advertising different types of sex charms. These charms range from creams and concoctions which the hustlers purport can seduce and bewitch anyone who enters into their sexual paradise. According to the merchants, the sex device works like an entrapment, just like walking into […]
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From Next Level to Burning of Billboard By Okechukwu Nwafor
This image is not from any other place than the Nigerian President’s home state, Katsina. The president’s own kinsmen are burning his billboard. The billboard reads in Hausa, ““The faces of fairness and champions of the masses.” However, the masses are chanting a different slogan: “the president is a failure.” This is a clash between […]
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Here is a list of things you need to teach your Child(ren) at early age (Must Read)
1. Warn your Girl Child never to sit on anyone’s laps no matter the situation, including uncles. 2. Avoid getting Dressed in front of your child once he/she is 2 years old. Learn to excuse them or yourself. 3. Never allow any adult refer to your child as ‘my wife’ or ‘my husband’ 4. Whenever […]
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Sow Injustice, Reap Calamity – By Sam Otti
For 430 years, the Israelites lived under the crushing yoke of slavery in Egypt. The chosen people of God were suppressed by a pagan nation and bound in fetters of repression. Their bare backs bore the scars of hate, lacerated by the merciless whipping of Egyptian taskmasters. A brute dictator, Pharaoh and his officials chastised […]
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