I will answer you. If allowed to take place, what is about to happen is called “sweeptakes” in the new political theory. It’s totally undignifying…
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By Bilesanmi Abayomi The President of Ta’awun Humanitarian Forum, Lagos, Mr. Taiwo Lasisi, has described the removal of the fuel subsidy as a blessing for…
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By Mogaji Wole Arisekola For decades, we have groaned beneath the weight of our own bad choices. We blame our leaders for looting, for borrowing…
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