BLOODY DAY FOR ADEBAYO, COUSIN
By Emeka Obasi
What a reunion it was for Kola Adebayo and Kayode Ojo, two cousins who did not know each other until soccer brought them face to face. It was not a pleasant story.
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JAMB JAMBOREE AND JUMBO TALES
By Emeka Obasi
Until Ishaq Oloyede assumed office as Registrar in 2016, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) was in bazaar mode. His predecessor, Dibu Ojerinde, is still in court trying to explain how five billion naira failed him and four of his children.
DAY ISIMA BROUGHT DOWN REFEREE
By Emeka Obasi
Okey Emmanuel Isima was top striker of Holy Ghost College, Owerri ( Hogosco) when they won the East Central Schools Cup in 1974. As defending champions in 1975, they were battered by Dennis Memorial Grammar School, Onitsha ( DMGS ).
Mmesoma: WHAT REALLY HAPPENED?
By Azu Ishiekwene
I’m not sure what breaks the heart more: her insistence on her innocence or the prospects of a future that now hangs in the balance. For a young adult with a promising future, the emerging facts only suggest one thing: it doesn’t rain, it pours.
EXPRESSO On Governors2watch: CAN OTTI RESTORE ABIA STATE?
By Steve Osuji
MAN OF DESTINY:
In this series of governors watching, this column picks on Governor Alex Otti first, not because he’s the odd Labour Party governor. No. Political Parties have no meaning in Nigeria. Parties are mere jalopies with which politicians climb to power. But Governor Otti's case is indeed different for so many reasons.
JAMB AND THE NEW FACE OF EXAMINATION MALPRACTICE
By Bola Bolawole
It is often said that crime, criminal activities and criminals are one or two steps ahead of the law, law enforcement and law enforcement agents or agencies. So, the latter often have to engage in catching up with the former. Everyone admits that prevention is better than cure and to be proactive is far better and less expensive than shutting the manger after the horse has bolted; but technology now appears a two-edged sword that is not making the fight against crime any easier. A recent example is the education sector where the scourge of examination malpractice has assumed a new, even frightening, dimension.
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