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Lekki Toll Gate Killings: How Nigerian Leaders Sent Wrong Signals
By Jerome-Mario Utomi.
Viewed subjectively, experience is the best teacher. But in an applied sense, experience is not the best teacher. Rather, it is what...
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Our ‘lazy’ youths versus our ‘deaf’ president
By Dons Eze, PhD
The current situation in Nigeria is ominous, pregnant, unpredictable. Nobody knows where the country is heading to, and what it holds...
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If #EndSARS will wake our youths from slumber
By Dons Eze, PhD
I am thrilled by the ongoing protests across the country, where thousands of youths are pouring out on the streets, demanding...
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Review: Olamide on a Galala and Afropop Cruise with ‘Carpe Diem’
By Emma Tallest
Olamide is here just like the first day of the year...the line makes me cringe whenever I hear it back then but...
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Relationships
Why love is a trend
By Nwele Euphemia
In our society today, the youths spend so much time on the internet for different reasons and they see various trends pop...
Relationships
How to handle fights in your relationship
By Nwele Euphemia
Communication in a relationship comes in various forms, it is important to talk about everything and anything. When you withhold whatever is...
Relationships
When to discuss having kids with your partner
By Nwele Euphemia
Children are a gift to us; they reflect a better version of us in their structure and being. They are a blessing...
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Polyandry in a patriarchal society: there is no law that says a woman cannot have more than one husband!
By Ezinwanne Onwuka
Few days ago, I heard a lady telling someone, who I suppose is her friend that she can’t marry two husband because...
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LGBT: Being Nigerian and Gay is Unlawful?
By Ezinwanne Onwuka
Homosexuality is a contentious issue in Nigeria; the country does not allow or recognize LGBT rights. Most religious groups brand it a...
Features
The bigger foe: A reflection on Nigeria
By Eve Eden
I must confess that I am clueless on what to pen down. My brain is blank and it’s been decades that I...
Features
They detest being interrupted…9 things you need to know about introverts
By Ezinwanne Onwuka
Most of us find extroversion as a quality to reckon with. We see extroverts as easy-going, people-loving individuals while introverts are often...
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Fuel Pump Price, Saudi Arabia and grubby Arguments
By Jerome-Mario Utomi
While waiting for the nation’s independence anniversary broadcast by President Muhammadu Buhari, on Thursday morning October 1, 2020, I stumbled at a...
Interviews
Interviews
INTERVIEW: Nigeria has no structure for youth inclusion in politics…they’ve to fight their way into it — Sunday Orji, award-winning journalist
By Chinagorom Ugwu
Youths inclusion in politics has been a recurring subject in Nigeria's political lexicon in the recent times.
While there are dissenting views as...
Interviews
Why having youths in governance is key to Nigeria’s economic boom — Victor Okoli, MOGA CEO
By Victor Akuma
While mediocrity has taken its turn on many youths in our contemporary society, the likes of Victor Ezesinachi Okoli have decided to...
Interviews
SPOTLIGHT: Meet Amarachi, the PR strategist, making a fortune from social media
"The key objective to success I believe is focus, whether it is academics or other talents." -- Amarachi.
While millions of youths on social media...
Interviews
INTERVIEW: How COVID-19 exposed Nigeria’s inbuilt weaknesses — Ikenna Okechukwu, leadership strategist
By Victor Akuma
Ikenna Okechukwu is a young Nigerian passionate about societal rebirth. In this interview with CRISPNG, the author and leadership strategist talks about...
Interviews
SPOTLIGHT: How pharmacists like Henry Anebelundu are bridging the gap between patients and medical suppliers
By Victor Akuma
The Nigerian society is characterised by young people with different skills and talents. Some are naturally born with these potentials while others...
Interviews
INTERVIEW: Nigeria’s poor leadership performance about failed systems not age bracket — Agi Victor, PR expert
By Victor Akuma
A visionary youth, seasoned Public Relations expert and an advocate of good governance ... Agi Victor is a youth of many towering...
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Hijacked #EndSARS protest and Enugu conspirators
By Victor Onwubike
There is no doubt that the first three days of the #ENDSARS Protest in Enugu was peaceful, but not without element of...
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#EndSARS: Our president and his speechless speech
By Dons Eze, PhD
At the height of the ongoing #EndSARS protests rocking various parts of the country demanding the scrapping or disbandment of the...
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Cry of a sleeping giant
By Femi Oluwasanmi
The recent demonstrations that characterized the Nigeria's 60th Independence day's anniversary and the continuous persecution of Nigerians in some countries abroad show...
Features
LGBT: Being Nigerian and Gay is Unlawful?
By Ezinwanne Onwuka
Homosexuality is a contentious issue in Nigeria; the country does not allow or recognize LGBT rights. Most religious groups brand it a...
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Lekki Toll Gate Killings: How Nigerian Leaders Sent Wrong Signals
By Jerome-Mario Utomi.
Viewed subjectively, experience is the best teacher. But in an applied sense, experience is not the best teacher. Rather, it is what...
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What shall we do?
By Gabriel Agbo
"... Ah, my lord, what will we do now?' he cried out to Elisha. 'Don't be afraid!' Elisha told him. 'For there...
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Our ‘lazy’ youths versus our ‘deaf’ president
By Dons Eze, PhD
The current situation in Nigeria is ominous, pregnant, unpredictable. Nobody knows where the country is heading to, and what it holds...
Features
The bigger foe: A reflection on Nigeria
By Eve Eden
I must confess that I am clueless on what to pen down. My brain is blank and it’s been decades that I...
