With minor edits, it’s worth repeating as Donald Trump happens again as the 47th President of the United States of America.
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The forecasts usually come earlier, in the last week of December. Yet, the potency of this edition is not diminished by the delay.
The first candidate for me is “steeze.” I was confused the first time I heard it and couldn’t immediately determine its meaning.
Conservative evangelicals believe he is the bulwark against wokeism, especially the ultra-liberal variety. And white folks want their country back.
But he soon landed a side hustle as Chairman of the Edo State Economic and Strategy Team in Osadebey House, Benin.
To make matters worse, the state was often in the news for the wrong reasons. Not that it was an exception
One of the bitterest battles he has fought in the last 25 years – the cement war – was against his kinsman and founder of BUA Group
The discussion will resurface, but Democrats should forget it. The party is stuck with President Biden.
Ten years later, on Professor Dare’s 80th birthday on July 17, 2024, I’m republishing the article with minor changes.
For a long time after Brexit, the Tories and sections of the British public, still in post-Brexit ecstasy, were madly in love with Boris Johnson
How can more naira in the pocket of the Nigerian worker currently on a minimum wage of N30,000 be bad?
Her call coincided with the decision by Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, to launch a ground offensive in Rafah
Yet, those who have met this man – who know him – might agree that Sam Amuka, fondly called Uncle Sam, is a deity of sorts.
It’s been a dreadful time of rolling and erratic blackouts. Like surfing an angry wave, if you understand what I mean.
It was a middle-class school that charged N5,000 per term. Attached to the fading receipt was a thank you note by the bursar.
After a wave of protests, he instigated the Senegalese Parliament to announce December 15 as a possible new date.
This year, I’m starting with sports. Arsenal fans are currently over the moon, testosterone pumping – and why not?
My job today is to review the book, and not the man. But since the man made the book, I would, to slightly paraphrase Oscar Wilde, overcome by yielding to the temptation of reviewing the man.
For a young adult with a promising future, the emerging facts only suggest one thing: it doesn’t rain, it pours.
But while ownership of his extensive and authoritative newspaper chain made him influential, he was not wealthy.