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Going Back To Lagos Weekend With Wakabout Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
Surprise is the word for Lagos. My brother Isidore left our House of Hunger in Ikate, Surulere, Lagos one mid-morning in search of a job. He returned to the house almost immediately, clutching two copies of the same newspaper. He had actually used the only money he had on him to buy two copies of the same edition of the newspaper known as Lagos Weekend! He bought one copy for me and the other for himself.
Going Back To Lagos Weekend With Wakabout, By Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
Surprise is the word for Lagos. My brother Isidore left our House of Hunger in Ikate, Surulere, Lagos one mid-morning in search of a job. He returned to the house almost immediately, clutching two copies of the same newspaper. He had actually used the only money he had on him to buy two copies of the same edition of the newspaper known as Lagos Weekend! He bought one copy for me and the other for himself.
Stallions of Burkina Faso downs Eagles of Mali 2-1 to win a 2nd Bonze at U17 boys’ tourney.
The Stallions of Burkina Faso on Thursday night at the 19 May 1956 Stadium, Anaba won their second Bronze Medal in the U17 tournament with a 2-1 sound slap on expected winners, Young Eagles of Mali. Rashima FC attacker, Ousmane Camara ‘killed’ the Malians with the curtain raiser via a well taken penalty kick in the 26th Minute aftr he was brought down by Souleymane Sanogo in the box. Ousmane Camera provided the cross pass that found unmarked Appolinaire Bougma for the 2nd goal in the 47th minute.
FG, Reason INEC Is A Biased Umpire, By Comrade March Oyinki
Comrade March Oyinki Since 1999 the Federal Government have continually imposed on the Nigerian people a biased and non-Independent National Electoral Commission as its rigging machinery and an extension of its cacophony of unwieldy instruments of oppression, self-perpetration and imposition.
There Is Only One Onyeka Nwelue, By Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
Maxim and Nwelue It is in my constitution to celebrate Onyeka Nwelue, no matter whatever anybody reads elsewhere. The much-ballyhooed news out of Oxford or Cambridge on Onyeka Nwelue should be better understood in a better context with the passage of Father Time.
The Effect, Cause and Costs of Elections In Nigeria, By Olakunle Okunlola
Olakunle Oknulola We have all been witnessing the political campaigns, the poll results and declaration of winners of elections since 1999, every four-year ritual in Nigeria with The Independent Electoral Commission (INEC) as the chief organiser. And with that yearly ritual comes the deliverance of dividends of democracy by political office holders seems to be ‘getting better’ with every electoral process.
2023: Will the Courts Make or Break Nigeria, By Comrade March Oyinki
Comrade March Oyinki It is quite worrisome that with the February 25 presidential election, Nigeria’s democracy hinges on two extremely critical factors, which will either help to consolidate our democracy as an acceptable system of government or completely destroy our hope in democracy as the preferred system of government.
2023: High points of Atiku’s Dec 17 Imo visit, By Ori Martins
Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar, Governor Fintiri of Adamawa State and his Delta counterpart, Ifeanyi Okowa, VP to Atiku at an outing recently The scheduled Saturday, December 17, 2023, visit to Imo State of His Excellency, Alhaji Abubakar, the presidential candidate of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, is generally embellished and marked with accompanying beautiful high points.
Naija Football Is Better Than Qatar 2022, By Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
Naija does not need to qualify for Qatar 2022 because our game is better and older than the so- called World Cup. The Naija game from the beginning entailed any number of men or women running about kicking any roundish object. We had no special name for the game. Then the man from overseas came and brought balls and boots and talked of football and soccer. Like most white men, Coach Clemence came to Africa with a mission – to discover the beautiful game of football.
EFCC Arraigns Ex-Union Bank Staff, Two Others for Alleged N1.4bn Fraud in Lagos
The Lagos Zonal Command of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Monday, December 5, 2022, arraigned a former employee of Union Bank PLC , Abdulmalik Salau, alongside Ismaila Yousuf Atumeyi and Ngene Joshua Dominic before Justice Tjinani G.
2023 Polls: The Bulk Stops At The Table of ‘Obidient Movement’, By Comrade March Oyinki
Peter Obi, LP Presidential candidate Fellow Obidients, in the past few months, we have worked energetically, and have earned for ourselves, the globally acclaimed third force. Kudos to the ‘Obidients, but that is where the bulk starts. We have taken up a huge responsibility to deliver the new Nigeria of our dream and the unfolding events in the past few months have unveiled how daunting it is to deliver this task.
I See an Obama-esque Hope in Obi’s Audacity By Isidore Emeka Uzoatu.
Knowing neither how nor why, I woke up this morning on a kind of high. Largely influenced by the escalating cost of energy worldwide, it left me, a la once upon Jamaican reggae icon Dennis Brown, halfway up and halfway down. Then in a follow-up daydream, a diptych of the official portraits of Peter Obi and Barack Obama came hovering over me. Rather surprisingly, the plastic smiles plastered on their lips only served to evoke thoughts of the Niger and Benue rivers in me.
Obi’s Thriftiness will Pull Nigeria out of Poverty, By March Oyinki
Peter Obi, presidential candidate of Labour Party The popular slogan, “Obi no dey give shishi,” have become a household slogan in the Obidient movement, of which Movement For Change Worldwide (MFCW) is an arm. The slogan that has mostly been misinterpreted and often misconstrued by opponents of the Labour Party Nigeria, and have associated it with thriftiness and the absence of gratification for his followers.
Abiodun to National Award Recipients: Use Your Influence to Attract Foreign Investments
L-R: Prof Oluwatotyin Ashiru; Governor Dapo Abiodun, Akarigbo of Remoland, Oba Babatunde Ajayi and Advertising guru, Biodun Shobanjo at the reception for national honours awardees of Ogun State origin held in Abuja on Tuesday The Ogun State governor, Dapo Abiodun has charged the 20 national honours awardees from the state to help attract more investments to the state. In a statement by the Governor’s Chief Press Secretary, Gov.
Wy Labour Party Must Remain Focused, By Comrade March Oyinki
Labour Party presidential candidate The 2023 Elections is like none ever experienced before in our checkered existence as a nation. The citizens have experienced unimaginable difficulties under the present administration. The standard of living of Nigerians have reached an all-time low, food prices have soared like kites beyond the reach of the citizens. Life expectancy has nosedived to the lowest level recorded in our national history.
Why Labour Party Must Remain Focused, By Comrade March Oyinki
Labour Party presidential candidate The 2023 Elections is like none ever experienced before in our checkered existence as a nation. The citizens have experienced unimaginable difficulties under the present administration. The standard of living of Nigerians have reached an all-time low, food prices have soared like kites beyond the reach of the citizens. Life expectancy has nosedived to the lowest level recorded in our national history.
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