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2027 Elections: The Fear of Trump, Werekaci and Nigerian Politics By YAShuaib
The fear of Trump is not the beginning of wisdom. But it is time to tread carefully, with clear eyes…
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Institutional maturity demands that when the ovation is modest, one exits with dignityand when leadership beckons, one accepts with humility.
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To DSS Boss: What Was Good for Ese Oruru Must Also Be Good for Walida Abdulhadi
In cases involving alleged child exploitation or forced conversion, justice delayed is justice questioned. Institutional integrity is measured not by…
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CP Jimoh: The Art of Policing Lagos
CP Jimoh: The Art of Policing Lagos is more than a book. It is a thoughtful contribution to Nigerias ongoing…
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Ramadan and Lent: A Shared Lesson for Nigerian Muslims and Christians on Faith and Unity
If we can carry the humility of fasting, the empathy born of hunger, and the discipline of prayer beyond our…
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Trumps America and Labelling of Kwankwaso, Fulani, and Nigerian Muslims by YAShuaib
Nigerias Muslims and Fulani ethnic groups do not need appeasement. They need fairness. Our country needs fact-based engagement, not fear.
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Between Trumps Genocide Claim and New York Times Onitsha Trader Narrative by YAShuaib
We must ask: Who benefits from calling Nigeria a religious genocide zone? Who gains when neighbours become enemies? Who profits…
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From Ese Oruru to Walida: Exposing Selective Outrage in Child Sexual Exploitation Cases
Nearly a decade ago, Nigeria erupted over the abduction and alleged forced conversion of Ese Oruru, a Christian girl, to…
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in a country where corruption allegations are both weapon and verdict, silence is rarely goldenespecially if one claims to be…
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