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Lakurawa, The Military, Farmers And Food Security

Daily Dispatch November 17, 2024

By Kazeem AkintundeA short video trended on social media last week of Nigerian Soldiers providing security for farmers as they harvested beans on their farms. Although less than 30 seconds long, the video speaks to the terrible state of insecurity in Nigeria. This is not the right time to be a

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Struggle For Palestinian State hood As The Defining Liminal Moment Of Our Time

Daily Dispatch November 17, 2024

By Yusuf Maitama Tuggar A liminal moment is a time of realization that the way things are is no longer sustainable, yet the way thing will become is yet to happen. In other words, a liminal moment is a period of transition. The quest of Palestinians for statehood and the right to exist is going […]

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Is Polygamy The Cure For Prostate Cancer?

Daily Dispatch November 17, 2024

By Reno Omokri TableShaker Men worldwide are naturally polygamous. That is why men cheat. Because our sexual appetite is more robust than that of women. Monogamy is a relatively recent concept in man’s evolution, and our bodies have not caught up with it, which is why prostate cancer is higher in countries where monogamy is […]

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Aregbesola’s “love letter” to President Tinubu

Daily Dispatch November 17, 2024

By Bola BOLAWOLEturnport@gmail.com 0807 552 5533 Ogbeni Rauf Adesoji Aregbesola – remember him? I would not have needed to ask this sort of “foolish question”, as it were, but for the fact that, in this our obodo NIgeria, yesterday’s men of power and influence soon become today’s inconsequentials, hardly noticed or remembered by anyone anymore! […]

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National Grid, Alau Dam Collapse: Who Pays?

Daily Dispatch November 17, 2024

By Hassan GimbaThe national grid collapsed three times last month and twice this month. This year, it has collapsed at least 11 times. This underscores our long-standing struggle to have a consistent power supply, even if not for the whole nation, at least for those fortunate enough to have access to the few megawatts produced […]

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Apomu king turns warmonger for PDP

Daily Dispatch November 15, 2024

By Tunde Odesola As a nobody son of a nobody, I dare not caress the blade of the king’s sword with the palms of my hands. Otherwise, blood shall trail my footsteps to Ìmògún, the ancient place of skulls, where the heads of the guilty and the guiltless tumble down the hill on the king’s […]