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A world in transition: ‘We will not go quietly into the night’ – By Alfred Dapal DAMIYAL

Jwan Panshak September 5, 2021

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We are each other’s harvest; we are each other’s business; we are each other’s magnitude and bond. – Gwendolyn Brooks My heart and prayers go out to all the families that lost loved ones in Miango, Bassa, Riyom, Jos North and other parts of our beautiful state at the wicked hands of Fulani herdsmen. May […]

Who do you choose to Honor by Aliyu A. John P.hD

Jwan Panshak February 18, 2024

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In today’s Nigeria, the quest for unity and cohesion between between Nigerians has become a challenge as a result of unresolved issues that have occured in Nigeria’s History. This has affected interactions between and within nigerians, as a result of ethnic and religious diversity; columnating into misunderstandings which have further fueled division along these fault […]

It is not about the next election but about the New Plateau-Donen David Goladi

Jwan Panshak August 5, 2020

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Most politicians thinks of the next election, the best man thinks of the next generation. Let us not be like the man, with two perfectly good legs who, however has never learned how to walk forward,. Rather may we be like the man or woman or child who looks forward […]

ASUU strike: Before we lump the entire blame on the Federal Government by Bizum Yadok

Bizum Yadok August 30, 2013

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A friend of mine was undergoing a rigorous research with the help of a Nigerian University, preparatory to his Ph.D programme and was persuaded by his former supervisor, a white man, to pay him a visit in Sweden but my friend declined on the basis that there was too much work to […]

Plateau killings: The worrisome politics By Golok Nanmwa ,Jos

Longgul Dakwom July 24, 2018

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The recent killings in Plateau State have taken political and ethnic dimension. The elite and elders are worried over the development. They advocated caution and unity instead of divisiveness, writes Our Correspondent, Golok Nanmwa. Stakeholders and elders of Plateau State have lamented the political dimension that the recent killing of innocent villagers by gunmen suspected […]

You complete me: A letter to Mariana

Samuel Stephen-Wakdok May 12, 2013

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Long before you were born, I always had a father and mother; then a brother and later sisters. When I was man enough, I married my wife -your mum and we bore a son. The only thing missing was a daughter. The ladies had several times broken my heart and left me with knives of […]

Opinion: Who Sits On The Table – Evans Binan Dami

Satmak Dapar May 22, 2017

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I may start this article by coming up with a simple position. What basically defines what we get at times is the fair knowledge we have about what we are expecting in life thus the need for us to make our demands knowing fully what we want and it shall be granted. To be biblical […]

DANCING ON THE PRECIPICE: HATEFUL ATTACKS AGAINST GOVERNOR LALONG

Longgul Dakwom July 18, 2018

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DANCING ON THE PRECIPICE: HATEFUL ATTACKS AGAINST GOVERNOR LALONG First it was a protest/attack in government house little Rayfield where some top government officials narrowly escaped the onslaught of a raging mob disguised as mourners on June 27, 2018. What started as a peaceful protest would later be hijacked by hoodlums who apparently were acting […]

COVID-19: Jonathan tasks Africa to look inward for solutions.

Longji Reuben May 27, 2020

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As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to ravage the world, Former President, Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, has tasked African countries to look inward for home grown solutions. Dr. Jonathan also stressed the need for the boosting of economic activities and co-operation in Africa, noting that increasing trade within the continent would significantly improve the economies of […]

Character and Perspective: The key to Evolving Higher in the Next Generation

Jwan Panshak August 14, 2021

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There’s so far a deadly culture that’s going on in my state. A culture of sabotaging one another for personal gain, and sometimes for no gain at all; others are more comfortable to have themselves all wallowing in a ditch of retrogression than to experience the uplift of their brothers and friends. When a friend […]

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Opinion

A world in transition: ‘We will not go quietly into the night’ – By Alfred Dapal DAMIYAL

Who do you choose to Honor by Aliyu A. John P.hD

It is not about the next election but about the New Plateau-Donen David Goladi

ASUU strike: Before we lump the entire blame on the Federal Government by Bizum Yadok

Plateau killings: The worrisome politics By Golok Nanmwa ,Jos

You complete me: A letter to Mariana

Opinion: Who Sits On The Table – Evans Binan Dami

DANCING ON THE PRECIPICE: HATEFUL ATTACKS AGAINST GOVERNOR LALONG

COVID-19: Jonathan tasks Africa to look inward for solutions.

Character and Perspective: The key to Evolving Higher in the Next Generation

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