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Tinubu, Rehoboam and the Boko example FEMI ADEOTI COLUMN,

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By Bolanle Bolawole, Reuben Abati Verified, Olusegun Adeniyi
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```html id="s7wthc" ``` This is succinct. Apt and concise. Our plight cannot be better explained. Better expound and better exposed. No other does it better than this. It’s a must take-home for the rulers and the ruled. It captures everything Nigerian. We should chew it, eat it, swallow it and drink it. All at the same time, at the same speed of light. Our rulers are the authors, drafters and crafters of our predicaments. But they can’t be the finishers of our fate. That’s not their space. It’s God’s.
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FACTS, NOT FEAR: A POINT-BY-POINT RESPONSE TO ATIKU ABUBAKAR ON NIGERIA’S REFORM JOURNEY – Presidency

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By Previous articleXenophobia, Bolanle Bolawole
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```html id="s7wthc" ``` Politics thrives on disagreement. Democracy demands it. But disagreements must be rooted in facts, not frozen snapshots of history. When yesterday’s data are presented as today’s reality, the public deserves context.
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Xenophobia and the abandonment of foreign policy… By Bolanle BOLAWOLE

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By Bolanle Bolawole
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```html id="s7wthc" ``` [email protected] 0705 263 1058 If anyone should ask me now what is the centrepiece of Nigeria’s foreign policy, I am afraid I will not be able to coherently and confidently offer a response! This is despite the fact that I read – and still read – Political Science, teach it, and was a Foreign Affairs correspondent for two reputable national newspapers for many years. In school and out of it, International Relations has always been my forte.
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