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Sheikh Yahaya Jingir and the Dangerous Politics of Religious Majoritarianism – Dr. Barth Shepkong

Sheikh Yahaya Jingir and the Dangerous Politics of Religious Majoritarianism – Dr. Barth Shepkong

Time to Expose the Coward Known as Zagazola Makama

Time to Expose the Coward Known as Zagazola Makama

Is Zagazola Makama now siding with Plateau people?

Is Zagazola Makama now siding with Plateau people?

Re: The Historical Indigeneity of Hausa-Fulani Communities in Plateau State: A Rebuttal to Attempts to Disenfranchise them on Ethno-religious Grounds. By Sani Ibn Salihu

Re: The Historical Indigeneity of Hausa-Fulani Communities in Plateau State: A Rebuttal to Attempts to Disenfranchise them on Ethno-religious Grounds. By Sani Ibn Salihu

When the State Fails to Act, Violence Becomes Predictable

When the State Fails to Act, Violence Becomes Predictable

The Origins and Development of the Tinubu and Mutfwang Green Cap Movement in Plateau State Initiated by Alhaji Saleh Zazzaga

The Origins and Development of the Tinubu and Mutfwang Green Cap Movement in Plateau State Initiated by Alhaji Saleh Zazzaga

Opinion: Protests in Mangu/Kerang – A Critical Look at Community Action, Legality, and Responsibility

Opinion: Protests in Mangu/Kerang – A Critical Look at Community Action, Legality, and Responsibility

BCM: YOU GO, WE GO! Dr.Lucky-Magama

BCM: YOU GO, WE GO! Dr.Lucky-Magama

When Excellence Meets Preparation – The Appointment of Dr Bernard Mohammed Doro As Minister

When Excellence Meets Preparation – The Appointment of Dr Bernard Mohammed Doro As Minister

Beyond Condolence: The Political Significance of President Tinubu’s Plateau Visit

Beyond Condolence: The Political Significance of President Tinubu’s Plateau Visit

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South Africa: From Apartheid to ‘Zapartheid’* – by Samuel Stephen-Wakdok

Samuel Stephen-Wakdok March 4, 2013
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From Apartheid, South Africa which was liberated by other Africans has steadily and consistently descended into a state of Zapartheid. If Apartheid was a prerogative of the whites, Zapartheid is a misadventure of the blacks. These were the same people who attracted the sympathy and empathy of other Africans in the brutal days of the white minority supremacists regime of […]

Expendable Pawns between “Yesterday’s men” and “Today’s men”

C Mac February 11, 2013
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A quick perusal of Dr. Rueben Abati’s article ‘The Hypocrisy of Yesterday’s Men’ which was published in almost all reputable Nigerian newspapers on the 3rd of February, 2013, will adequately acquaint one with the infamous coinage of “Yesterday’s Men”, while positively amplifying the diminutive glory of “Today’s Men” – another euphemism for the Aso Villa […]

Goskolo -the deadly killer of Plateau youth

C Mac July 31, 2013
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Jos — Goskolo is a dangerous local gin that has emerged on the Plateau, with many youths addicted to it in the desire to be ‘high’ or transmute into a higher realm. This silent killer has sent many to untimely graves as the community looks helpless in curbing the trend. David Sunday sat with bulgy […]

Strengthening Africa-China relations amid the pandemic

Jwan Panshak May 5, 2021
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A news analysis by Mark Longyen, News Agency of Nigeria . Observers are of the view that there is a need for African countries to deepen their strategic engagement with China and strengthen the existing diplomatic relations between the pair. They believe that, going forward, deepening Sino-African engagement is key to resolving health system collapse, […]

REVISITING OUR CULTURAL IDENTITIES: A CATALYST FOR AN ORDERED AND PEACEFUL NIGERIA

Jwan Panshak June 4, 2021
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Cultural identity is a feeling of belonging to a group, it’s a part of a person’s self-conception, perception, religion, social class, generation, locality, ethnicity or any kind of social group that has its own distinct attributes. In this way, cultural identity is both characteristic of the individual and also that of group.Certain individuals who perceives […]

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 […]

Group debunks claims of attack in Plateau

Longgul Dakwom May 26, 2018
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  A group, the Plateau Patriotic Forum, PPF, has condemned allegation by Plateau Christian Advocacy, which claimed that Berom land was under siege by Boko Haram, describing the claim as not only fictitious but also a mischief which was dangerous to the ongoing peace efforts in the state. The socio-cultural group which condemned the claim […]

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 […]

GREENFIELD STUDENTS; AMB. JOHN POFI CALLS FOR INTERVENTION FROM INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITIES

Friday Bako May 6, 2021
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The spate of killing and kidnapping in the country has finally exposed the true state of our nation Nigeria. There is no doubt that there is no leadership in the country, the president has been quite for too long which explains why one may not be far from the truth to say that Nigeria is […]

Opinion: A world in transition: ‘Postponing Judgement day’ – By Alfred Dapal Damiyal (A.D.D)

Judith Dalot October 22, 2021
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Opinion: A world in transition: ‘Postponing Judgement day’ – By Alfred Dapal Damiyal You cannot escape the responsibility of tomorrow by evading it today” Abraham LincolnIn writing this episode, I am reminded of the words in the book ‘Animal Farm’ by George Orwell “…all animals are equal, but some are more equal than others”. […]

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