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On The Crisis Rocking Obazu Mbieri Monarchy

By Emeka Okorie A monarch residing in the United Kingdom raises questions about the traditional practice of a ruler living outside his kingdom. Is it conceivable or permissible for a king to reside and administer his kingdom from abroad? No. This situation is currently observed in the monarchy of Obazu Mbieri Autonomous Community located in […]
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Wike’s Icarus Mentality

By: Nze James Chinonyerem Students of literature are familiar with the ancient Greek myth of Icarus, Daedalus’s son. Christopher Marlowe, in his classic drama, Dr Faustus recaptures the story. Icarus, had an ambition to fly like a bird. He was obsessed with the ideas of a super human profile. He asked his father, Daedalus to […]
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Ihedioha, The Master (Re)builder

By Ori Martins At the end of the last century, FIFA, the global football authority, ranked Pele as the Best Player the world has ever produced. Pele is the only player to have played in four consecutive World Cup Finals, striking gold thrice in the process. Before Pele emerged to the scene in 1958 in […]
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Issues Around US Bombing Of Terror Hqtrs In Sokoto

The bombing of a terrorist operational headquarters in Sokoto State by the United States on Christmas Day has elicited significant discourse. There are individuals who perceive the attack as a violation of Nigeria’s sovereignty, contending that the federal government did not authorize the United States’ precision bombing. Furthermore, questions have arisen
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The Sustained Media Attack On Imo Tiger Base

May We Not Throw Away The Baby With The Bath Water Deacon Chike Okafor, Ph.D Democracy flourishes when public institutions are subjected to thoughtful scrutiny. The right of citizens to interrogate power, question state actors and ventilate legitimate anxieties is not merely a procedural feature of liberal governance, it is its animating soul. Our civic […]
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The APC Curse In Imo

.Only Hope enjoying the largesse By Steve Osuji Imo And The Paradox Of Federal Mighty: If your governor is among the decampees to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) ostensibly to plug into the benefits that accrues from the centre, show him the zero benefits Imo state is getting from APC. Imo seems to represent […]
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DHL’s Delightful Apology

By: Gele Agbai I am experiencing immense joy today, stemming from a telephone call I received from a female representative of the global courier firm, DHL. Aside from the pleasing quality of her voice, the purpose of her call was truly remarkable. She contacted me to extend an apology for the tardiness exhibited by the […]
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DHL’s Unsatisfactory Service

By Gele Agbai Individuals select courier companies for the delivery of parcels, letters, and goods for a variety of reasons. One such reason is speed, as the prompt delivery of items is crucial due to the urgency of the message. Another reason is the significance of the message and the status of the recipient. Additionally, […]