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By Bola Bolawole

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Kidnappers are no longer on the prowl. They are now on a rampage. They have run riot, running rings around hapless Nigerians. The impunity with which they go about it means they know that the coast is clear for them to go about their criminal activity without fearing that there will be consequences. Once there is no chance of punishment, there is no deterrent. As it is said, where there is no law, there is no sin. It is more or less the same thing - or even worse - where there is law but the law is trampled by everyone without consequence.

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By Chuka Nnabuife

I Always note the vital roles past and present experiences play in determining the future whenever I encounter the ancient Greece philosopher, Socrates's popular dictum, “the unexamined life is not worth living.”

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By Ikeddy Isiguzo

Muhammadu Buhari, former President of Nigeria, has no spartan expectations when he is praised. Forget his ditters. Buhari glows in the glories of the gamut of his failures. He still only cares for himself.

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By Onjef Okidu

Former Kenyan President, Raila Odinga’s hilarious Nigerian corruption story which has stubbornly refused to depart from the global viral space aptly depicts the incredible depth of Nigerian political corruption, and indeed the ridiculous state of its Local Government Councils (LGs). To use the words of Raila Odinga, “hundred percent” of the monies and resources accruing to the LGs are despicably and brazenly diverted and cornered. Consequently, LGs in the country are practically dead. As other states, Benue LGs have been overgrown by grave-weeds, taken over by ghost workers, and perfectly secured by sextons. The LGs’ inhabitants on the other hand are merely undergoing funeral obsequies. Despite this very obvious, severe and thoroughly embarrsing situation, some Benue “leaders” are still advancing the traditional atrocious politics as usual.

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By Kazie Uko

That Governor Alex Otti of Abia State came prepared for his gubernatorial job is no longer in doubt. This is evident in the overwhelming positive public opinion that has greeted his performance, barely seven months into his first term in office as Governor of a state that had the unenviable reputation as the worst governed, prior to his coming.

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By Azu Ishiekwene

I hope Bauchi State Governor, Bala Mohammed, can finally get some sleep. He deserves it. After the ruling of the Supreme Court on Friday, upholding his election, the governor told a crowd of his supporters who came to rejoice with him at the State Government Lodge in Abuja, that he had not slept for seven days, in spite of the comfort of his waterbed.

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