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The APC, NDC and ADC guys are not bad judging from the debate. the NDC guy speak more relax than the other two...
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90+5' JOHN TAIWO with the late WINNER!
What a moment! 🔥
Adaaa Bendel! 💛💚
#NPFL27
Same way whosever send the guys and children will be alive to enjoy their Xmas.. the dead is gone and yone forever.. make everybody dey do weti them like ✌️✌️✌️✌️
During the 2024 Edo election, the sins of the father were visited upon the child(obaseki to Asue) . But come 2027, the sins of the father should be borne by the father and not the child.....
Una happy Sunday!!!!
It's as though you all have conveniently forgotten 2011, when over 800 Nigerians were killed by supporters of a particular candidate. As much as I have never been, and will never be, an Obidient, you people are making it seem as though political toxicity started with them.
Seun is right. If you ask anyone in the National politics, they will tell you they have NEVER seen anything like this.
What was imported from the belly of ethnic jingoism to national politics is something we have NEVER EVER seen before. Subterfuge was employed to paint a dangerous agenda as a patriotic one.
Those of us who were credulous fell for it.
2027, Nigeria MUST retire this to the quarters it emanated from.
Comr. has never really engaged in issue-based campaigns. Even when he has the advantage, he would rather resort to character assassination than address substantive issues. He rarely speaks about policies, achievements or plans. I’ve known this since 2012, during the Edo2012 cam
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DRUM Cover Stories: Responses from visitors to our DRUM Archive showcase at Mbari Kola, Lagos.
Sade Onabowale reflects on the continuities between Nigeria in the 60s and today, finding familiar conversations around relationships, commerce and everyday life in the pages of DRUM.
