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Nigeria’s Young Ali on the canvas…later pronounced dead in 1982. BY KUNLE SOLAJA. Like every human endeavour, sports have had an ample share of dreadful incidents. The latest is the death of a Nigerian boxer, Segun Olanrewaju over the weekend in Ghana.

An undefatigable fighter to smoothen access to justice in Nigeria he was. Our paths crossed several times. Leo Dibia was a close associate of Joseph at Access to Justice When Leo Dibia gravely fell ill, it was Joseph Otteh who assisted

The League of Imams and Alfas in Ogun State has noted that the current economic hardship in the country has pushed many into distress, hence, the need for government interventions in order to restore hope. The body appealed to the federal

By Casmir Igbokwe Danish author, Hans Christian Andersen, appeared to have seen Nigeria’s current democratic debacle a long time ago. In his 1837 fable, ‘The Emperor’s New Clothes’, Andersen tells us how a vain emperor is sold an imaginary suit by

Barrister Chijioke Edeoga, the former 2023 Labour Party Governorship candidate in Enugu State have rejoined the Peoples Democratic Party PDP. According to Dan Nwomeh, the Special Assistant to Governor Peter Mbah on Media, the lawyer arrived the Secretariat of the PDP in

A former vice president, Atiku Abubakar has admonished leaders at all levels to prioritise the wellbeing of Nigerians. Abubakar made the plea in a statement by his Media Adviser, Paul Ibe on Sunday – yesterday, March 30 – in Abuja, the FCT,

By Richard Akinnola I watched with embarrassment, the huffing and puffing of Senator Adams Oshiomhole, both on the floor of the Senate and on Channels two days ago, trying to justify the non-immortalisation of Prof. Humphrey Nwosu over June 12. According to