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CONUA, NAMDA Registration and The Implications For ASUU.

Daily Dispatch October 5, 2022

By: Shehu Bashir Esq I really do not intend to make any long note on this, the obvious is very naked. For some who might need a little explanation, let me emphasize that ASUU has overstretched it’s luck, allowing it’s trampoline to be perforated by ego and poor tactics, opening

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2023: It’s Tinubu or Atiku, not Obi

Daily Dispatch October 3, 2022

By Tunde Odesola Broken in every bone, life hangs by the thread for 62-year-old comatose patient, Nigeria, inside the intensive care unit of the decrepit Ass-o-Rock hospital, Abuja, where it nurses diseased kidneys, liver cirrhosis and an enlarged heart while the Chief Physician, Dr M. Buhari, stands by with a shroud, clutching a book entitled, […]

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Rising Suicide: Time To Revive Our Communal Lifestyle

Daily Dispatch October 3, 2022

By Kazeem Akintunde At 45, Laolu Martins could be described as a successful man. A graduate of the University of Lagos where he read Business Administration, Martins had spent over two decades as an investment banker before teaming up with like minds to establish a top-notch restaurant in the heart of Lagos with branches in several […]

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The Wages of Compromise: The Igbo Race As Objects Lesson

Daily Dispatch October 2, 2022

By Moses Oludele Idowu Some prominent persons have expressed the views that the inability of the Igbo as a race to produce the Executive President of Nigeria is an injustice committed by Nigerians and a conspiracy of sorts against the Igbos. I disagree.Some others believe that it is a gang up due to envy of […]

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Now that the campaigns have begun…, By Bolanle Bolawole

Daily Dispatch October 2, 2022

Now that the campaigns towards the 2023 elections have started, what will the candidates campaign with? The stars of the campaigns are the presidential candidates – Bola Ahmed Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and Peter Obi of the Labour Party (LP). Thousands of elective posts […]

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Frustrations of a Dancing Wannabe President (2)

Daily Dispatch October 2, 2022

 By Hassan Gimba In June this year, writing under the title ‘Of Atiku’s sucker punch, Wike’s tantrums and APC’s only door,’ we said, “In reality, the primaries had long been done with because Atiku started early. He had those in control of delegates on his side. Anyone conversant with Nat Geo Wild documentaries on how […]