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EDITORIAL: Can APGA Claim Saturday’s Primaries were Truly Credible, Free and Fair?

By David-Chyddy Eleke THE RAZOR was among the news outfits that covered the South East stakeholders meeting of the All…

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EDITORIAL: Children’s Day in Nigeria: An Annual Festival of Hypocrisy

By Tony Okafor Every year, Nigeria marks Children’s Day with colourful speeches, smiling photographs and recycled promises. Politicians flood the…

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Peter Obi’s presidency will be panacea to Nigeria’s problems

By Chiedu Uche Okoye Nigeria, a heterogeneous country, is buffeted on all sides by problems. She is beset by infrastructural…

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APC And Its Presidential Primary Result

By Emeka Monye Fela Anikulapo-Kuti had a word for it: “Government Magic.” In the track, the Afrobeat pioneer captured a…

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2027: An Open Letter to President Donald Trump from Nigerian Journalist Tony Okafor

Dear President Donald Trump, I write to you as a Nigerian sexagenarian, journalist and patriot who believes deeply in peace,…

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Why People Power Still Matters in Politics

By Emeka Monye It was Abraham Lincoln, 16th President of the United States, who gave democracy one of its most…

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Benjamin Kalu and Otti’s Relief

By Igboeli Arinze In the riveting theatre of Nigerian politics, few spectacles are as exciting as the chess match between…

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EDITORIAL: FIRSTPOWER, Aroma High-Tension Death Trap Must Not Claim More Lives

By Tony Okafor The frightening incidents of electrocution at Aroma Junction in Awka have once again exposed a disaster waiting…

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PAYE Tax, Stakeholder Concern and Country Development

By Tony Monye In point of fact, Lagos State is beyond a state. And, that is written without any sense…

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Power Game: Why “Do Not Outshine Your Master” Still Rules Nigerian Politics

By Emeka Monye In Robert Greene’s _The 48 Laws of Power_, the very first rule is also the most unforgiving:…

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