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“MONEY-FOR-POSTING-RACKET-ROCKS POLICE: JOURNALISM IN DANGER

Daily Dispatch June 6, 2017

There’s a very sacred creed in journalism that does not escape anyone who practices by the letters. It is: “when in doubt, leave out.” Similarly, in the realm of legal practice and principle, it is not permitted for one to probate and reprobate. Both principles were savagely

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Two years of Buhari. How did we survive? By Azu Ishiekwene

Daily Dispatch May 30, 2017

It would be dishonest to pretend that Buhari has reached the mark, but Nigeria is not in the hole it was when he took over There have been times when I asked myself how we ended up with President Muhammadu Buhari again. Two years and half way into his first term, the charm that gave […]

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Who is afraid of Prof. Stephen Ikani Ocheni as Minister?

Daily Dispatch April 30, 2017

When the Holy Bible declares that the heart of a man is desperately wicked, who would have imagined that such doctrinal revelation could be redefined and taken to a new low by those who physically appear in the cloak of academics but in reality are the very definitions of sadists, traducers, shadow chasers, rabble rousers, […]

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PDP NATIONAL LEADERSHIP TUSSLE: TIME TO STOP THE SHENANIGANS OF GOVERNORS AYO FAYOSE AND NYESOM WIKE

Daily Dispatch April 15, 2017

By: Bolaji Adeniji The consensus in the country right now is that the PDP is in crisis, purportedly so and a protracted one for that matter. Between April 2015 when the party lost the federal government to the APC and now, the party has attempted two national conventions with the aim of establishing a new […]

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ENDS of a good nation

Daily Dispatch April 2, 2017

By Tunde Eso, 2018 Osun State governorship aspirant In the words of the Buddha, the enlightened one, Siddhartha Gautama, he identifies the eight fold of reducing suffering: right act, right thought, right speech and right occupation to mention but a few.  A lot of us have disillusioned and fragmented thoughts. This cannot all be a […]

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OGUN 2019: BETWEEN ‘YAYIMANIA’ AND ‘YAYIPHOBIA’

Daily Dispatch March 30, 2017

  Who is afraid of Senator Adeola Yayi in Ogun 2019?” By: Chief Kayode Odunaro The race towards the Oke-Mosan Government House may still be some years away but trust politicians, the frenetic ground work for the successor of the outgoing incumbent Senator Ibikunle Amosun makes it look like the election for the office of […]