Opinion
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2027: Why We Must Massively Support Kale Kawu, For Kwarans’ Liberation — Awoniyi
By Chief Otunola Adebayo Awoniyi There are moments in the history of a people when silence is no longer an…
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Tinubu is Quietly Reconnecting Nigeria
By Professor Olanrewaju Abraham, Vice-Chancellor, HBI University Florida USABeyond the daily political arguments surrounding President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration, an…
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Tinubu’s Infrastructure Revolution: Building the Nigeria of Tomorrow
By Professor Olanrewaju Abraham, Vice-Chancellor HBI University Florida, USAI have carefully studied the pattern, scale, and geographical spread of major…
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The Judicial Fraud In The Case of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu – In Plain Language
By Christopher Chidera, EsqThey did not try him. They kept changing the story so the story would never have to…
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THE KALU ADVANTAGE; From Access to Results
By Ikenna Dozie Experience matters in politics—but experience becomes truly valuable when it produces results.That is the next question that…
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KWARA AS ONE OF THE TWO MOST INDEPENDENTLY SOLVENT STATES IN NORTHERN NIGERIA
By Dr. Sheriff A. Ibrahim (Gold) Lately, the Kwara polity has been inundated with political rhetoric that has little or…
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WHY SYD’S EMERGENCE IS THE NEXT LOGICAL CHAPTER IN KWARA’S POLITICAL EVOLUTION
••• O’Tóge Must Not Return to Square One By Sheye A. OmoleThe debate about the political future of Kwara in…
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[OPINION] 2027: Who Can Truly Speak for Kwara South? – By Comrade Abiodun Segun Ege
As the 2027 elections draw closer, political discussions are already beginning to take shape across Kwara South. Beyond party politics,…
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How Abia North’s Road Expansion By Senator Kalu Is Driving Agro-Commerce
By Saeed Tijjani For decades, the primary bottleneck for rural development in Southeastern Nigeria has been poor transport infrastructure.Smallholder farmers…
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The Kalu Difference: Why Abia North Must Look Beyond Roads to the People
By Ikenna Dozie Politics is often judged by what can be seen: roads constructed, bridges rehabilitated, schools renovated, electricity projects…
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