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“All Progressives Congress APC – My Reflections

August 29, 2014 — 0 Comments

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Why did President Jonathan fail to deliver? By: Adelaja Abdulazeez Akinlolu

August 25, 2014 — 0 Comments

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Between The Department Of State Security And Boko Haram By Toby Idaomi

August 21, 2014 — 0 Comments

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The Nigerian Government Is A Greater Threat To Its People Than Boko Haram By Udoka Okafor

August 20, 2014 — 0 Comments

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Bamidele Aturu: Advocate of the Masses, By Yushau A. Shuaib

August 10, 2014 — 0 Comments

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When did the Nigerian Army become a menace? By: Peregrino Brimah

August 10, 2014 — 0 Comments

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Political Economy Of Kidnapping In Bayelsa State By Alfred Charles | Sahara Reporters

August 7, 2014 — 0 Comments

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We will defeat Boko Haram in just three months By: Peregrino Brimah

August 5, 2014 — 0 Comments

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Re: Why PDP May Win Again By Osita Okechukwu

August 5, 2014 — 0 Comments

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T he launch of the Terror Victims Support Fund, chaired by General T.Y. Danjuma is not only timely, but necessary, given the spate of bombings and other evil atrocities being committed by enemies of Nigeria. Terrorist activity has disrupted the lives of millions of our innocent citizens for many years now – and the pledged funds will hopefully provide some sort of succour to those affected. However, despite the noteworthy amounts that have been – and are to be – donated by well-meaning Nigerians and corporate bodies, long-term ideas and solutions are still needed to combat terrorism. We cannot finance our way out of this insurgency. Money cannot solve all our problems.

August 5, 2014 — 1 Comment