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Thoughts on Nasir El-Rufai’s “The Accidental Public Servant”

  • September 15, 2013

Paperback and kindle editions available on Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Publication Date: February 2013 ISBN-10: 1481967401 ISBN-13: 978-1481967402 “…to put on record my version of events…” is[…]

Politics · Review

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Review: Oil, Politics and Violence

  • July 4, 2012

Oil, Politics and Violence: Nigeria’s Military Coup Culture (1966 – 1976). Max Siollun. Algora Publishing; 268 pages; £22.51. Buy from Amazon.co.uk, Amazon.com The story of Nigeria begins rather blandly with[…]

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Politics · Review

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Nigeria: Compounding our National Awards with Shame and Disgrace

  • November 15, 2011

The Nigerian National Honours Awards were plagued with rejections, errors, a presidency struggling for credibility and an embarrassing shortage of medals for awardees, we seem to be plumbing the depths of ignominy, shame and disgrace with our most prestigious events.

Politics · Review

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Nigeria: The NEXT awards expose an unconscionable kakistocracy

  • November 4, 2011

The citations for the awards won by NEXT newspaper reporters show that they did expose a seriously corrupt enterprise in out premier revenue industry and all those who matter either ignored or sanctioned it.

Culture and Society · Review

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Editorial: Sir, Those were dreadful analogies in an awful speech.

  • September 27, 2011

by Akin Akintayo
President Goodluck Jonathan gave a speech at an interdenominational service celebrating the 51st Independence anniversary of Nigeria and it was replete with utterly dreadful analogies – it was awful, awful, awful.

Analysis · General · Politics · Review

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NaijaLeaks: A sad decade of an ineffective anti-corruption crusade

  • August 25, 2011

Reviewing WikiLeaks cables created 10 years ago and a Human Rights Watch Report published today, for all the media profile the anti-corruption crusade has had in Nigeria, it is sad to say the country is still considered highly corrupt, the system cannot seem to handle the workload and the alleged criminals have gummed up the judicial system completely.

Arts · Culture and Society · Film · Literature · Review

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A Review of “The Help”

  • August 13, 2011

Sometime ago in May, at a house party in a friend’s house – an artist, I found myself seated around a table with a few elderly women who grew up[…]

Culture and Society · General · Health · Review

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Nigeria: Facing down the impunity of domestic violence

  • June 30, 2011

A husband’s murder of his wife brings into sharp focus our acceptance of the impunity of domestic violence and sometimes the preference of that for the sake of keeping a loveless marriage going to appease the needs for tradition and societal norms.

General · Politics · Review

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Nigeria: A year of Goodluck Jonathan on Facebook

  • June 28, 2011

The figures are staggering when one reviews the profile of President Goodluck Jonathan on Facebook after a year, over half a million likes and comments, over 300 statuses and a keen eye on Nigerian issues as he engages the social media public.

Essays · General · Review

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Nollywood for Human Rights

  • June 23, 2011

Note: This post was written last week A more specific title would be ‘Nollywood for Child Rights, Women’s Rights and Against Human Trafficking’. For those of you who don’t know,[…]

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