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My Man of the Year - KWAM 1, By Prince Charles Dickson

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By Charles Dickson, Kpata Kpata’, Okechukwu Nwanguma, HomeColumnistsmy Man
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Prince Charles Dickson, Ph.D It takes a special kind of Nigerian to stop a moving airplane. Not with a gun. Not with a presidential order. Just with audacity, entitlement, and a sprinkle of juju confidence. Alhaji Wasiu Ayinde Marshal KWAM 1, the Mayegun of Yorubaland did not just halt a plane; he held up a mirror to the soul of this great republic. And what a reflection it was chaotic, comic, and completely Nigerian. Picture it: the engines humming, the pilot ready for takeoff, safety belts fastened.
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Police Urges Citizens To Disregard Planned Bandit Attack In Kogi

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By Kpata Kpata’, Okechukwu Nwanguma
| Thisage Verified
From Joseph Amedu, Lokoja The Kogi State Police Command has dismissed what it called false reports about a possible bandit attack in Kogi East Senatorial District. The state Commissioner of Police, Naziru Kankarofi said in a statement made available to Journalists that the rumour circulating on social media is unverifiable and does not constitute any element of truth.
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If This Story Is True, Then ‘Nigeria Is Finished, Kpata Kpata’, By Okechukwu Nwanguma 

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By Okechukwu Nwanguma, Mustapha Isah, Uzor Maxim Uzoatu, Kpata Kpata’
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If the presidency’s account of how 38 kidnapped worshippers in Kwara were released is indeed true, then Nigeria has reached a level of collapse we can no longer sugarcoat. We are not just failing – we are indicting ourselves publicly, without shame, without caution, without even realising the implications. According to the presidential spokesperson, Bayo Onanuga, the DSS and the military contacted the bandits and negotiated their release.
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