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Marijuana: Burna Boy indicts Buhari

Daily Dispatch January 9, 2023

By Tunde Odesola Life is hard enough without sniffing drugs. Hard drugs appear in the horizon like golden gates of escape, but they’re traps in reality. Hard drugs are the chains that cripple freedom, the substance that splits the mind from the soul, the cord that ties sense with nonsense.

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Nigeria: A Nation Swimming In Debt

Daily Dispatch January 8, 2023

By Kazeem Akintunde Nigeria is presently reeling under the yoke of a heavy debt burden. Those managing the economy may paint a false picture of a rosy nation but Nigerians know that all is not well with the economy and the country through their empty pockets. Many Nigerians are perpetually broke, and can no longer […]

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2023 Campaigns: Time to Shelve Dangerous Rhetoric

Daily Dispatch January 8, 2023

By Hassan Gimba Is it not enough to know the evil to shun it? If not, we should be sincere enough to admit that we love evil too well to give it up – Mahatma Gandhi I wrote this on 22/10/2018. The only change is in the headline where I changed 2019 to 2023. Now […]

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Chief Segun Osoba lying?

Daily Dispatch January 7, 2023

By Yemisi Bamgbose When you have something good to showcase, you speak with confidence without rambling. Your achievements present or previous can make your opponents bow for you. This was the case last Thursday at Imeko,the Headquarter of Imeko-Afon Local Government of Ogun State when Chief Olusegun Osoba was invited to address the crowd of […]

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The sense in Obasanjo’s endorsement of Peter Obi, By Dan Agbese

Daily Dispatch January 6, 2023

SMS: 08055001912 The trouble with Chief Olusegun Obasanjo is that he sees, he talks, and he ruffles feathers. He does not care whose feathers are ruffled or which self-preening peacock he has reduced to an ordinary cock with the stroke of his pen. He ignores those who argue that he has had the country by […]

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Buba Marwa Shows We Can Do It

Daily Dispatch January 6, 2023

By Femi Adesina It was raging debate at a time in the country, when the land was beleaguered and almost totally asphyxiated by insurgency. Should we procure the services of foreign mercenaries or not? There were strident arguments for and against. At the security council meeting, the issue came up, and there were points for […]