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Punch Newspapers Sections Published 31 May 2021 By the “Nigerian Dilemma”, I am referring to the ethno-sectarian divide that defines the perennial conflict, violence and nebulous between North and South – between Muslims and Christians in our country. It has virtually become Nigeria’s national curse; colouring every aspect of its political and human development. I echo the famous work on race in America by the Swedish economist and Nobel laureate,  Gunnar Myrdal. ( An American Dilemma:...

Obadiah Mailafia Published 31 May 2021By the “Nigerian Dilemma”, I am referring to the ethno-sectarian divide that defines the perennial conflict, violence and nebulous between North and South – between Muslims and Christians in our country. It has virtually become Nigeria’s national curse; colouring every aspect of its political and human development. I echo the famous work on race in America by the Swedish economist and Nobel laureate, Gunnar...

Translate Home » News » INSECURITY: Boko Haram war, bandit attacks can end in 15 days if… — Gen Alabi-Isama, Civil War Veteran INSECURITY: Boko Haram war, bandit attacks can end in 15 days if… — Gen Alabi-Isama, Civil War Veteran On • ‘We would have been fighting another Civil War were we to be under military rule’ • On 1966 coup: Nzeogwu putsch not an Igbo takeover bid • ‘I am still researching into Gen Adekunle’s problem with Gowon govt’ By Wa...

By Bola A. Akinterinwa Hypothesis-building is generally believed to be reserved for academic research projects. Researchers are required to, first of all, reflect on critical questions or problematic, then come up with observations and thrusts that are to be tested in light of further empirical investigations and exegesis. Thus, like German Foundations and other types of cornerstones are required in solid building constructions, so is hypothesis required in building theories in various social s...

Punch Newspapers Sections Raphael Ede, Enugu Published 16 March 2021 THE Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra has accused the Federal Government of using the country’s oil proceeds for ransom payment to Fulani terrorists. MASSOB alleged that billions of naira had been paid to such terrorists to release victims of “arranged kidnappings” going on in the North. MASSOB in a statement by its leader, Uchenna Madu, described the alleged action as the hypocritical natu...