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The Deft Moves Of Acting President Osinbajo, by Abubakar Dangiwa Umar

Daily Dispatch March 3, 2017

It is one and a half months since President Muhammad Buhari sent a letter to the National Assembly conveying his decision to proceed on leave. He also transferred power to his Vice President, Prof Yemi Osibanjo, as is required by the Constitution. The President has now extended his leave to an

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Buhari Ashamed Of His Sickness, Can’t Return Soon – Dele Momodu

Daily Dispatch February 18, 2017

The Publisher of Ovation International Magazine, Dele Momodu, has claimed that President Muhammadu Buhari is ashamed of revealing to the world his health status. In an article published on Saturday, Momodu said the recent photographs released by the Presidency shows that Buhari is unfit to return and govern the country. The article titled ‘President Buhari […]

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The Man Called WIKE aka #MRPROJECTS

Daily Dispatch February 18, 2017

The battle for soul of the state started some  years back. The drama then was like a blockbuster series…… One episode after the other…… Rivers state was literally on fire as the gladiators tried to out shine each other in a bid to win more persons/votes to themselves. I will not bore you with the […]

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GOVERNOR IBIKUNLE AMOSUN: THE SUN MAN OF THE YEAR, SUNLIGHT OF OGUN STATE

Daily Dispatch February 18, 2017

Congratulations to an enigmatic and sunny personality, the new “SUN of Nigeria”, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, the Executive Governor of Ogun State. This award coming from the Daily Sun Newspaper after assessing governance in Nigeria had picked the most outstanding personality in governance –which epitomizes leadership and management ingenuity. This award indeed is ephocal,

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What does Obasanjo know about Buhari?- by Azu Ishiekwene

Daily Dispatch February 10, 2017

By Azu Ishiekwene Former President Olusegun Obasanjo will officially be 80 in March and there are many who think he is hyperactive for his age. He is probably one of the busiest former presidents with a schedule that combines half a dozen foreign travels each month with countless domestic trips filled with meetings, speeches and […]

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Erdogan: A Classic Case Of How Power Corrupts

Daily Dispatch February 7, 2017

Alon Ben-Meir This is the second in a series of articles based in part on eyewitness accounts about the rapidly deteriorating socio-political conditions in Turkey and what the future may hold for the country. The first article is available here. Much has been written on the endemic corruption in Turkey which involves virtually every social […]