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 All in the name of politics? 

By Promise Adiele There are different notions and interpretive kernels of politics.

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Where are the incorruptible judges? 

By Promise Adiele Olu Olagoke’s timeless play The Incorruptible Judge is a

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From ‘go to court’ to ‘withdraw from court

By Promise Adiele A new strand of neurosis seems to pervade Nigeria’s

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Interim government: DSS and reverse psychology

By Promise Adiele Nigerian famed state security apparatus, the Department of State

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Iwuanyanwu and the ‘political rascals’ rhetoric 

By Promise Adiele Samuel Beckett’s absurdist play Waiting for Godot avails itself

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Explaining Peter Obi’s victory

By Promise Adiele This is not a critical dissection of the recently

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Election: How are Nigerians thinking? 

By Promise Adiele Iyabo is a mother of three. She sells crayfish,

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Nigerian destiny: In the hands of the people 

By Promise Adiele Is destiny real? Can it be changed? Call it

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The choice before Nigerians 

By Promise Adiele I first encountered the phrase “illusion and reality” during

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The Buhari famous declaration

By Promise Adiele Declaration is an iconic word. It can be substituted

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President Buhari and his successor

By Promise Adiele It is gradually becoming impossible to cope with life

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The victims of APC and PDP reign

By Promise Adiele Isidore Okpewho’s novel The Victims conveys all the soul-wrenching,

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