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Daddy Freeze: Giving To a Church Is Not Giving To God

June 21, 2021 Omoniyi Osadare 0

Daddy Freeze, the Convener of the #FreeTheSheeple Movement, has urged Christians to stop regarding giving to the church as giving to God. According to Daddy Freeze, what the church needs is found in the book […]

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Articulated Vehicles And Road Carnage By Tayo Ogunbiyi

June 21, 2021 Omoniyi Osadare 0

Five people were officially confirmed dead as a result of the explosion that recently occurred from a fully loaded Liquefied Petroleum Gas, LPG tanker, at Maryland, along Mobolaji Bank-Anthony Way area of Lagos. The sad […]

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God Is ‘Oluduro Mi’ And Not ‘Oniduro mi’ And Why Tope Alabi Is Right By Lai Omotola

June 21, 2021 Omoniyi Osadare 0

Now that the dust has settled and Tope Alabi has apologised and the social media warriors have returned with the spoils of the war, I think it may be a good time to revisit what […]

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Opinion: Critical Race Theory Now Part of Gubernatorial Campaign By Gordon C. Morse | Pilot Online

June 21, 2021 Omoniyi Osadare 0

Last week, Gov. Ralph Northam and the Democratic Party’s candidate to succeed him, former Gov. Terry McAuliffe, expressed themselves on the topic of “critical race theory” — which more or less announces the entry of […]

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RIP Janet Malcolm, America’s Finest Nonfiction Writer Who Detailed The Failings of Others Alongside Her Own By Alex Clark | The Guardian

June 21, 2021 Omoniyi Osadare 0

‘Nothing connects with anything else and everything looks as though it might disappear overnight”; the writer Janet Malcolm, who died last week, was describing the mysterious and forgotten corners of New York, but she might […]

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What’s in Your Fridge? New York’s Mayoral Race Descends To Salmon and Sneakers By Emma Brockes | The Guardian

June 21, 2021 Omoniyi Osadare 0

Scandal isn’t always a problem for New Yorkers, who tolerate a certain amount of eccentricity in their mayor It is hard to pick a favourite moment from the New York mayor’s race, entering its final […]

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If We Show Our Compassion For Refugees, It Will Help To Change Minds | The Guardian

June 21, 2021 Omoniyi Osadare 0

Messages that lead with values encourage people to identify with people seeking asylum, rather than see them as ‘other’ In October last year, it was reported that the home secretary, Priti Patel, had been looking […]

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Brexit ‘Purity’ Is Breaking Up The Union. Just Ask The People Of Belfast By Nick Cohen | The Guardian

June 21, 2021 Omoniyi Osadare 0

Dogmatic obsession means that Johnson won’t lift a finger to help Northern Ireland Brexit is the plague that will still be infecting Britain when Covid has gone. It spreads unnoticed because neither government nor opposition […]

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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Captures The Hypocrisies of Too Many ‘Social Justice’ Zealots By Kenan Malik | The Guardian

June 21, 2021 Omoniyi Osadare 0

The writer offers a lucid account of debate where people take offence and act cruelly ‘The more she wrote, the less sure she became. Each post scraped off yet one more scale of self until […]

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The Many Complications of Biafra By Simon Kolawole

June 20, 2021 Omoniyi Osadare 0

I would say the campaign for Biafra has never been this intense since the end of the Nigerian Civil War in 1970. Although the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB), […]

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Brother Bawa, Take Heed Before Magu Happens To You By Fredrick Nwabufo

June 19, 2021 Omoniyi Osadare 0

The quickest way for a public officer to lose puissance is by maintaining public performance. Having the spotlight on your head could be capricious – because soon you become addicted to the thrills and frills […]

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Life Is a Struggle By AbduRafiu

June 18, 2021 Omoniyi Osadare 0

Life is a struggle. It is a statement we often hear. It is drilled into children by parents and guardians. It is driven hard into pupils by teachers. In higher classes, enlightened teachers say to […]

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Loud Nay To The Confirmation of Lauretta Onochie as INEC Commissioner – Tony Ademiluyi

June 17, 2021 Omoniyi Osadare 0

One of the novels I read while in my younger days in secondary school was ‘One week, One trouble’ written by Anezi Okoro. In the funny novel, the protagonist Wilson Tagbo, a secondary school lad […]

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African Child: Early Search For Identity

June 17, 2021 Omoniyi Osadare 0

Like every year, the International Day of the African Child is observed by the African Union and its member states as a commemoration of June 16, 1976 Students’ Uprising in Soweto, South Africa where thousands […]

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JUNE 12: A Media Role Deserving Greater Acknowledgment And Celebration By Lanre Arogundade

June 16, 2021 Omoniyi Osadare 0

AT a stage we constructed a cage at the secretariat of the Lagos Council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ, in Shomolu area of Lagos in which we inserted images of incarcerated journalists to […]

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Why Keep Nigeria Together? By Damimola Olawuyi

June 15, 2021 Omoniyi Osadare 0

In recent times, the calls to divide Nigeria into its constituent units have grown increasingly louder. In the South East, the Indigenous People’s Of Biafra (IPOB), under Nnamdi Kanu has waged a largely peaceful campaign […]

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The Beginning of The End [opinion] By Sola Ebiseni

June 15, 2021 Omoniyi Osadare 0

I owe today’s title to my hero, educationist, proprietor of the prestigious Mayflower School, Ikenne; essayist, columnist, rights activist and Nigerian patriot extraordinaire, the late Dr. Tai Solarin, in honour of who the Ogun State-owned […]

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Punch: Still On Twitter Ban

June 15, 2021 Omoniyi Osadare 0

The media have been awash with the Federal Government’s suspension of the operations of Twitter in Nigeria. Ordinarily, such a tough and sensitive decision is bound to generate mixed feelings among the people going by […]

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Punch: Dilemma Over Grazing Laws

June 15, 2021 Omoniyi Osadare 0

The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd), has often referred to the gazette which published the grazing laws in Nigeria. In his television interview to mark his sixth anniversary in office, he made reference to […]

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China Changes Failed Two-Child Policy

June 15, 2021 Omoniyi Osadare 0

China has launched a three-child policy where Chinese people can now have up to three children. In 2016, they scrapped their infamous one-child policy and allowed couples to have two children. It seems the dwindling […]

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