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Collective forgetting  otherwise known as mass amnesia  is one way Nigerians cope with their scandal-marred, misshapen lives. In a country where scandals come at the

There’re eggs, there’re birds, but there is an egg made from a beautiful bird called Quail. An egg as small as the bird, but with

Goodbye Publisher Dedicated To Late Kenneth Amabipi The Publisher of The Newswriter   Goodbye our dear publisher As the thunder roll by When you ride

Last year, Nigeria’s First Lady Patience Jonathan spent six weeks in a Germany hospital receiving treatment for an undisclosed ailment. Nigerians footed the bill for

God’s glory is manifested in His love and power. How can a Christian experience exceeding glory? Colossians 1: 25-27 reads, “Whereof I am made a

Our Orator is Gone Late Kenneth Amabipi The Publisher of The Newswriter Publisher is it true that you have gone When we least expected You

St. Valentine’s Day is very probably the single day that most associate with love and romance. Couples around the Western world will celebrate by exchanging

One of the biggest revelations of my recent brief visit to Nigeria was to discover the shabby, deteriorating state of mobile telephony in Nigeria. In

You Are Always In Our Minds Dedicated To Our Publisher Late Kenneth Amabipi The Publisher of The Newswriter How can we tell your departure To

Nigeria’s crisis of leadership has grown so malignant that one is frequently tempted to cry, “Where is Fela Anikulapo-Kuti when we need him?” The latest