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Xenophobic Attacks: The Need For Nigeria’s Foreign Policy Readjustment

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Durodola Tosin

Brexit came as a shock not only to Europe but also to the entire World. After my coherent analysis of several factors and actors, I didn’t expect such an unwavering support by the people to reach such a decision.

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The rise of creating a country against an existing country

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Ogunniyi Abayomi

I was dispatched to Imo state, Nigeria in the month of October 2015 by the National Youth Service Corp (NYSC) for a year orientation service and programme. Nigeria had just sworn in  General Muhammadu Buhari as the newly elected president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, and everything was new within the cabinet of ministers who were implementing new government policy by the newly elected political leaders.

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Nigeria is great, but the greatest is Muhammad Ali

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Prince Charles Dickson

“If you even dream of beating me you’d better wake up and apologize” – Muhammad Ali.

Muhammad Ali—the three-time heavyweight-boxing champion, the incredible humanitarian, the inspiration for the activism of athletes all over the nation—passed away on Friday, June 3, and the world is in mourning.

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