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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 2, 2026
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- Jul 8, 2026
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‘Beehive of activities, industries’ wrong (opens the original)
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LET us welcome Nigeria Political Economist to this column. Its August edition, Volume 1 No. 7, goofed: “…our share in those agreements are (is) not the same as we have in the joint venture (a comma) so it’s lower.” News of August 2 did not make any difference on so many occasions in its use of the English language: “Will the emergence of Ribadu as the NSA have any positive impact on the security challenges facing the nation and put an end to terrorism and other forms of criminal activities to a
‘Damage’, ‘gossip’: Both countable and uncountable (opens the original)
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DAILY Trust of August 3 massacred the English language: “Desist from careless gossips, Lagos APC tells PDP” ‘Gossip’, as an informational mechanism, is non-count—but countable when it refers to purveyors: there are gossips in every workplace. Even where it is countable, it is usually singular. And this: you can have ‘latest, juicy, idle, common, office’ gossip; not ‘careless gossip’ as there is no ‘careful one’! This headline is lousy! The Views page follows: “But he also has the right to repudi
Incorrect entry: ‘Felicitate with you…’ (opens the original)
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“Dear Mark, my family and I felicitate with you on your 40th birthday celebration.” Get it right: felicitate you—not ‘with you’. “…the core family values which are enshrined on (in) honesty….” “We invite you to the commissioning ceremony (We invite you to the inauguration) on Wednesday….” “Reps (Reps’) minority crisis: PDP torn between devil and deep blue sea” This way: between the devil and the deep blue sea (fixed/stock idiomatic expression that should not be altered). “Banks in last minute (l
Use either ‘creditably’ or ‘well’, never both (opens the original)
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LET’S go: “…on his emergence as the vice chairman of the Southern Nigeria Governors (Governors’) Forum.” “…speak volume (volumes) of your capabilities.” This error-ridden advertorial was signed by five lawmakers! “…despite the fact that our party performed creditably well.” Delete ‘well’—it is an overkill. You either use ‘creditably’ or ‘well’ as both cannot co-function. “…the financial institutions, especially those listed on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (another comma) are positioning to….” “
‘Roam about’ the world wrong: Just ‘roam’ (opens the original)
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“WE invite you to the commissioning ceremony (We invite you to the inauguration) on Wednesday….” “Reps (Reps’) minority crisis: PDP torn between devil and deep blue sea” This way: between the devil and the deep blue sea (fixed/stock idiomatic expression that should not be altered). “Banks in last minute (last-minute) rush to meet new lending ratio” “Kebbi invests N4bn on (in) new settlements infrastructure” “Zimbabwe opposition lawmakers walk out on president” Either Zimbabwe’s opposition or Zim
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