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Friday Signpost: Hightower & Tavis Smiley on the Fight for Fundamental Fairness

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By Jim Hightower, Deanna Zandt, Tavis Smiley
| Jim Hightower's Radio Lowdown (Podcast)
Last week, Hightower had the absolute pleasure of appearing on Tavis Smiley’s live radio talk show—a lot of great laughs, and a lot of good ground covered! From the Texas races, to America at 250, to the idea that fundamental fairness is a sense all humans share, Tavis and Hightower went deep.
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Sad Pictures Of The Day. (Viewers Discretion)

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By Tavis Smiley
| Nairaland Forum
Sad Pictures Of The Day. (Viewers Discretion) by Odewaleadesoye(op): 9:43pm On May 27 Today is Children’s Day but many Nigerian children are not celebrating. They are living in fear instead of joy. Insecurity is getting worse. Kidnapping is now common. People cannot even travel short distances without fear. Every journey feels like a risk. Every phone call at night brings fear. Families are not at peace. Parents are worried every time their children leave home. Students are afraid. Workers are afraid.
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Kyari’s NNPC Tenure Sparks Legal Debate

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By Tavis Smiley
| Nairaland Forum
With Mele Kyari set to turn 60 on January 8, 2025, questions are being asked as to whether the current CEO of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) will step down as mandated by public service rules or leverage a loophole in the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) to retain his position at the helm of Africa’s largest oil company. Appointed by the then President Muhammadu Buhari in July 2019, Kyari’s position was secured with a five-year mandate.
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