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Just days apart, Nigeria got two amazing views of class and privilege in the application of its laws. Two aviation incidents, two very different protagonists, and two dramatically different outcomes…
Tunde Chris Odediran studied and practiced journalism in Nigeria. He is now a Technical Communications and Information Technology professional in the United States.
Just days apart, Nigeria got two amazing views of class and privilege in the application of its laws. Two aviation incidents, two very different protagonists, and two dramatically different outcomes…
The death of General Muhammadu Buhari on July 13, 2025, in a London hospital is a haunting image of the contradictions which surrounded his singular but ultimately disappointing political career.…
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Nigeria’s former military leader, Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida (IBB), prepared a giant bowl of spaghetti and invited the rich and powerful all over Nigeria to witness him eat. The food was…
When legal titans clash, the pillars of justice tremble. Such is the case in Nigeria today, where a high-profile confrontation between Afe Babalola, a venerable 95-year-old legal luminary, and Dele…