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Your uncles and aunts are not stingy nor wicked

by: Francis Ikuerowo After you’ve finished from secondary school or graduated from a university, a college of education or even a polytechnic, even without a stable or decent source of income, you make a mistake and impregnate a girl or you get impregnated by a boy.  It’s a mistake because…

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How can men lead sensual revolution against women’s naked oppression on social media?

by: Francis Ikuerowo When I woke up this morning, and looking down on the raving penile engine under my boxer, as readily alarmed as this engine has always been every morning, my mind travelled far and wide, and I began to nurse some thoughts. I have finally mustered some courage…

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2023 election: By design, all of us will make money

by: Quadri Yahya At first, these periods served as a baller period for delegates during the primaries of political parties in the country. I missed that opportunity because I was not ripe enough to rip the fruit of my labour in politics. I was still acting like the good guy…

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Being an exceptional parent: An instructional guide

by: Chiemeziem Everest Udochukwu This brief guide is divided into two sections for fathers and mothers, but we trust it to yield wonderful and sustainable results, even when swapped. Section 1 Your sons are the true continuing links of your bloodline, so draw closer to them. Encourage your woman to…

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How to be an Okowa

by: Kayode-Dada Ifeoluwa Lois The world of politics births one entertaining act after another. In recent times, a certain hat-trick has been played right before our eyes by another uncommon governor. Nigerian politics is a breeding ground for various acts, hence such acts as the Tambuwal, the Akpabio, the Tinubu…

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Clarifying gender balance: How to celebrate the men in your life

by: Mustapha Lawal To get right to the point, it is past time to set aside the discussion or struggle, or whatever it is called between men and women about equality, equalisation, compensation, or anything. I despise watching women suffer unjustly and needlessly under the pretext of being the lesser…

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The judgement of this court? We need more guns

by: Ibrahim Maryam In my own opinion, the “anywayness” of the Nigerian government can be interpreted simply as “the ability of the government to provide a long term destructive plan guised as an empowering solution to the people, whenever they are confronted with a problem that is of their own…

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