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Opinion polls and US midterm elections (opens the original)
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If opinion polls in the United States are anything to go by, the Republicans are in for what former President Barack Obama famously described as a ‘shellacking’ after his party’s below par outing at the November 2010 midterm elections during his first term in office. President Donald Trump’s poll ratings are widely reported to be at historically low levels. Matters have not been helped by what is turning out to be a protracted war against Iran, the negative implications for global oil prices and
Nigeria, federalism and the worship of an unknown deity (opens the original)
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As he commenced the filling of his Joint Admissions and Matriculation Examination (JAMB) form, preparatory to the pursuit of his university education, his father asked him which course he intended studying. When he responded that he desired the pursuit of law, his dad expressed the view that the profession could land him an eternal destiny in hell. His explanation that he intended to practice law only as a stepping stone to proceeding to the bench as a judge did not make matters better, as his f
Professor Ayandiran Aina, God and invisible Scientific Forces (opens the original)
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Reading through this 58th Inaugural Lecture of Babcock University, Ilishan-Remo, Ogun State, the 2nd in the institution’s Department of Microbiology and the 9th in its School of Science and Technology, one cannot but marvel at the lecturer, Professor Ayandiji Daniel Aina’s intellectual depth and versatility, his inexorable thirst for knowledge combined with an unassuming humility that does not discount the existence and role of God in human affairs. A Professor of Industrial Microbiology, he hol
Changing colour of campaigns (opens the original)
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On August 19, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) signalled the beginning of campaigns by political parties towards the 2027 general elections. The date was really only of theoretical significance. In reality, campaigns never cease in Nigeria from the end of one electoral season to the beginning of another. It is not incorrect to assert that the commencement of the race for the 2027 presidential election started right from the announcement of the outcome of the 2023 presidential
Abuja as Tunde Olusunle's 'newland' (2) (opens the original)
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Professor Chris Anyokwu, in the collection’s Pro-word, likens Tunde Olusunle‘s Abuja poems in some respects to the landscape or Romantic poetry of William Wordsworth. He also references the poet’s debt to Professor Niyi Osundare, “his precursor-poet via his adroit mobilisation of alliteration as well as allied sonic armature of speakerly verse”. Olusunle also echoes Osundare’s preoccupation in his poetry with the themes of class exploitation, elite corruption and the moral culpability of a decad
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