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By Igbotako Nowinta Abacha forgot that life was transient; he made himself an emperor over the people of Nigeria; pushed his country poorer and made the international banking manipulators richer. Abacha was a catalyst for administrative irresponsibility, injustice, and disoriented society; he was a political misfit
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By Erasmus Ikhide For almost two decades, the right to religious freedom has rapidly deteriorated in the West African country. Since the rise of Islamic terrorist groups in 2009, Nigeria’s Christian community has faced extremist violence at an alarming rate. From then until today, more than 80,000 Christians have b
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By Eben Enasco Oredo Local Government Chairman, Dr. Tom Obaseki, on Wednesday, extended his heartfelt appreciation to the council's workers for their unwavering support since he assumed office. The occasion was the annual Workers' Day celebration, observed globally. Speaking in Benin City, Dr. Obaseki reaffir
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