Category: Rejoinders

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Kanazawa’s Satanic Study on Unattractiveness of Black Woman

May 30, 2011 | Comments (13)

Some so-called scientists sometimes behave as if they are gods. They manipulate research processes; they deliberately tailor and guide the outcomes towards hidden agendas. They then publish such findings in research journals and blogs. That is the route used by controversial scholars in their academic exercises for seeking recognitions and grants. Recently a professor in [...]

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Still on El-rufai and Ribadu on President Umaru YarÁdua

January 6, 2010 | Comments (1)

Why could hardened supporters of YarÁdua’s nomination for the Presidency suddenly turn to harshest critics of the same person they have known for several years? Nasiru El-rufai the former Minister of Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja and Nuhu Ribadu the ex- Chairman of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) were top public officials and major [...]

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NEMA Nigeria

Still on Early Warning Alert System in Nigeria

November 9, 2009 | Comments (0)

Advancement in technology has eased the tasks of meteorologists in providing near accurate predictions on weather conditions and environmental changes in given societies. The technology is applied for forecasting and early warning alert systems as it has gone beyond mere weather forecast. Some latest technologies are being deployed to detect likelihood and potentials of natural [...]

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RE: Before 70 000 Nigerians Perish Overnight..!

RE: Before 70 000 Nigerians Perish Overnight..!

July 11, 2009 | Comments (0)

I read the above article written by Adeola Aderounmu which was first published on the Nigeria Village Square (NVS) on Wednesday, 15 July 2009. The writer expressed the fear of an emergency if the volcanic Lake Nyos in Cameroon erupts and further create public consciousness about emergency preparedness when he questioned capability of response agencies, [...]

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Hamza Al-Mustafha

What of Al-Mustapha, Bamaiyi and Others? A Reply to Yushau A. Shuaib?

December 3, 2007 | Comments (0)

By Clarius Ugwuoha (clarius_iu@yahoo.com) The piece captioned as above of November 7th 2007, written by Yushau A. Shuaib and published in the daily Sun tabloid, is instructive. We are all victims of and witnesses to the atrocities of the past in Nigeria. But since we have evolved a democratic structure that pretends to fairplay and [...]

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Still on One Man, Four Wives

July 3, 2007 | Comments (4)

Still on One Man, Four Wives – By Yushau A. Shuaib It is interesting reading an article on polygamy, which many may prefer to shy away from its debate. The piece on the above by Dr. Bala Muhammad in the Weekly Trust June 23, 2007 was quite reawakening on how the sanctity of polygamy is [...]

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Sule Yau Sule

Tales of Jafar Jafar Against Sule Sule

May 7, 2007 | Comments (0)

In life there are insults and foul languages one may condone. In fact there are gibberishes one may overlook especially when it comes from an identified individual or public whose sense of judgement can be easily judged by its prejudice and antecedences. But nothing is more worrisome, that deserves total condemnation and rejection, than blatant [...]

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Re: We Shall Speak Again On NNPC

May 19, 2003 | Comments (0)

This is to refer to the article on the above which appeared on your edition of Saturday Edition of April 5, 2003 p17 written by one KEN AMACHEREE. I was really shocked that a media highly respected for its fairness and objectivity, would allow a faceless writer who could not be traced to make baseless [...]

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Re: Gani’s Ungentlemanly Conducts

July 7, 2002 | Comments (0)

Your last piece on the above on Saturday Punch of June 29, 2002, and a subsequent comment too by Tribune columnist, Festus Adedayo the following day on the same, once again testify to the fact that most of the regular columnists in Nigeria are patriots whose objective opinions are devoid of parochial, ethnic and sectional [...]

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Re: Words Of Passages

July 5, 2002 | Comments (0)

Reading your (Mr. Lasisi Olagunju, News Editor) poetic dirge “Words of Passages” I really feel very sympathetic with you and the entire family over the great loss of your father. Like an orphan, the tremor of losing one’s parents could be very painful especially when the bereaved person recalls the inspirational guidance and parental love [...]

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