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APC Reaping from Divided Opposition

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As The Ledger Fights The Legend

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Dear Jagaba: Borgu Land is Bleeding

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Houthis and Saudis: When the Weak Strike Back

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What Shall We Do About South Africa?

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Between Academic Qualifications and Native Intelligence

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Bishop Kukah and Nigeria’s Poverty Alleviation Profiteers

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200 Years of Life: Who Is Taking Care of the Bowhead Whale

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Affordable Medical Diagnostics Through Akoda’s GenScan AI

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Gov Alia Should Be Ashamed Of Himself

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Builders With Foresight: Seeing Beyond Today

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The Spike in the Drink of Our Political Leaders

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Fr. Alia Deserves Our Pity

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Northern Nigeria Needs Prayers for Peace, Not Political Endorsements

Columns Hassan Haruna - September 13, 2026

Of Caps, Marabouts and Politics of Envy

Columns Hassan Gimba - September 13, 2026

Arewa Dance—Old Skool, Disco and Blues

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Dear Jagaba: Borgu Land is Bleeding

Abdulkadir Salaudeen - September 18, 20260

Dear Jagaba, please permit me to explain to you what Jagaba means once again. I know it must have been explained to you when...

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Between Academic Qualifications and Native Intelligence

Jide Ojo - September 16, 20260

I was once again dragged into the debate on whether it is long overdue for Nigerian politicians to possess higher educational qualifications to be...

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Bishop Kukah and Nigeria’s Poverty Alleviation Profiteers

Ayodele Suyi - September 15, 20260

As of today, the poverty index rate in Nigeria stands at 63 per cent! This means that of Nigeria's roughly 235 million people, 140 million...

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What Shall We Do About South Africa?

Azu Ishiekwene - September 17, 20260

If South Africa needed any serious signal that the mobs roaming the streets of its cities and townships in search of immigrants were a...

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The Spike in the Drink of Our Political Leaders

Owei Lakemfa - September 14, 20260

Democracy, at least theoretically, is about choice. I do not doubt that our political leaders agree. However, the problem many of those in power...

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APC Reaping from Divided Opposition

As The Ledger Fights The Legend

Dear Jagaba: Borgu Land is Bleeding

Houthis and Saudis: When the Weak Strike Back

What Shall We Do About South Africa?

Between Academic Qualifications and Native Intelligence

Bishop Kukah and Nigeria’s Poverty Alleviation Profiteers

200 Years of Life: Who Is Taking Care of the Bowhead Whale

Affordable Medical Diagnostics Through Akoda’s GenScan AI

Gov Alia Should Be Ashamed Of Himself

Builders With Foresight: Seeing Beyond Today

The Spike in the Drink of Our Political Leaders

Fr. Alia Deserves Our Pity

Northern Nigeria Needs Prayers for Peace, Not Political Endorsements

Of Caps, Marabouts and Politics of Envy

Arewa Dance—Old Skool, Disco and Blues

Dear Jagaba: Borgu Land is Bleeding

Between Academic Qualifications and Native Intelligence

Bishop Kukah and Nigeria’s Poverty Alleviation Profiteers

What Shall We Do About South Africa?

The Spike in the Drink of Our Political Leaders

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