Nigerian News Leader
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By Celestine Okafor (Publisher/Editor-in-Chief)
Until early week of January this year (2020), Hajia Maimuna Mailafia, an Abuja based beautician and cosmetologist had never heard about the word 'propaganda'. She did not know the meaning of the word either The mother of four, believes, rightly or wrongly, that governments in Nigeria were irresponsible and deceitful.
By Celestine Okafor (Publisher/Editor-in-Chief)
Friday, September 25, 2020, was exactly seventeen (17) years Nigeria’s most intellectually gifted Senate President, Senator (Dr) Chuba Okadigbo, popularly known as “Oyi of Oyi” passed on.
By Mike Agunwa (NewsLeader Editor-at-Large)
AlThing parliament in Iceland is the first parliament in history. The parliament was created in the year 930, making it the world's first legislative body.
Do you still remember him? :Lawrence Anini, 34 Years After.
About 34 years ago this year, the notorious armed bandit who terrorised Benin City, capital of the present Edo state and old Bendel State the 80s , Lawrence Nomanyagbon Anini A.K.A. "Ovbigbo" or "the Law" and some members of his gang were executed by firing squad after being convicted by the defunct Bendel State Armed Robbery and Firearms Tribunal presided over by Justice James Omo-Agege.
By NewsLeader Senate Correspondent, NASS
With Nigeria still in celebration mood as a result of her 60th Independent anniversary occasion held on Thursday October 1, 2020, renown statesmen and women, eminent political, religious, business and traditional leaders; scholars, and the nation's stakeholders, have been appraising the country's developmental profile in the last 60 years, with most speakers and analysts passing blames blindly on the country itself and on every other person except themselves who were also major actors in the Nigeria's March to nationhood.
By Bolaji Tunji ( First published in The Guardian on Saturday in 1999)
Olabisi Ajala. The name may not readily ring a bell to the younger generation of Nigerians, but the older generation would certainly remember him as the happy-go-lucky bearded globe-trotter and socialite who
