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- Aug 16, 2026
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Forget the Certificates. Let’s Face the Job, By CHIDI AMUTA — National Accord Newspaper % (opens the original)
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I am endlessly enthralled by a recent viral social media story. A bright young man in Kenya became enamored of the legal profession by being in the vicinity of a law office and attending courts regularly to observe the ways of lawyers and judges. So, he assumed himself a lawyer and went on to attract and defend clients in court. He won a total of 26 cases before his ruse was unfolded by the government. The government prosecuted him for impersonation and false presentation. He defeated the govern
The King and the Clerics, By CHIDI AMUTA — National Accord Newspaper % (opens the original)
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On the dichotomy of kingly power and clerical obligations, there is an undisputed demarcation. Unto kings is given the power to guarantee the orderly governance of the state and the welfare of citizens in a republic. But the ultimate preoccupation of the divine is the good of all humanity. It is the duty of clerics to ensure that kingly power is discharged for the good of all humanity to the glory of God. As ambassadors of God on earth, however, clerics of every faith have a presumed duty to sup
Neutralizing South Africa’s Xenophobic Excesses, By CHIDI AMUTA — National Accord Newspaper % (opens the original)
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Nelson Mandela must be churning in his resting place. An exemplary life lived and a myth created on a dream and a vision is now literally reduced to ashes. The rainbow nation with prosperity for all races as a vision has been badly damaged . Its previously thriving post-apartheid economy is now literally in coma with frequent power outages, labour unrest and the return of racial divide and violence. Irate mobsare back on the prowl . Donald Trump, America’s rascally President has frequently cited
Abuja’s Gangster Chronicle, By CHIDI AMUTA — National Accord Newspaper % (opens the original)
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Our federal capital could as well have been a perfect setting for a series of gangster movies from Hollywood. Perfect scripts. Excellent casting. Professional rehearsals. The dry runs are already provided by the existing government bureaucracy with its rituals and pomp. The voluminous costumes of agbadas and starched kaftans make it nearly complete. It is just that most of the action is not exactly a joke. The subject is some serious criminal enterprise designed to further enrich already fat gov
Democracy and its Outcasts, By CHIDI AMUTA — National Accord Newspaper % (opens the original)
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In the feverish race towards the 2027 elections, no one is concerned that many Nigerians may be left out of the democratic process. Yet democracy by its definition and nature ought to be a majoritarian enterprise. The originators of democracy designed it to be inclusive; a unifying platform that aimed to bring aspiring rulers and the populace together in a commonwealth. The state under democracy was conceived as an inclusive polity, not a riotous exclusionary battle ground of dissonant factions.
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