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Nigeria Prize for Literature nominee. Books: In The Name Of Our Father, Vaults of Secrets, United Countries of America and Other Travel Tales, *After The End
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Beyond bullets: What feeds terrorism

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By Olukorede Yishau, Alao Abiodun Verified
| The Nation (Nigeria) Verified
For several years, clearly inching close to two decades, Nigeria has been wrestling with and boxing terrorism. It has been a bruising contest with no ringside bell to signal the end of a round and no referee to separate the fighters. The nation rises each morning hoping the worst is behind it, only to discover that violence has once again found another village, another highway, another family to injure.
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Is God really good?

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By Olukorede Yishau
| The Nation (Nigeria) Verified
Almost everyone, irrespective of religious leanings, must have at one difficult moment or the other asked this rhetorical question: Is God really good? It is a question for days when faith trembles like a candle before a restless wind. It is a query reserved for when the centre, no matter what, refuses to hold. When, despite all prayers, despite all praises and worships, and despite fasting sessions, results are not forthcoming.
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Eko Atlantic city and Pemi Aguda

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By Olukorede Yishau
| The Nation (Nigeria) Verified
For Lagosians or Nigerians, or anyone remotely familiar with Lagos, it is difficult to read Pemi Aguda’s debut novel, ‘One Leg on Earth’, and not think of the Eko Atlantic city, that new and humongous settlement emerging out of what we used to call Bar Beach.
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