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  • TODAY’S ANIMAL FARM By Tony Ekata

    My son has just put Matric behind him, and I am very happy – perhaps happier than him. For one, the haunting spectre of having to cough up some seven thousand rands (about 500 US dollars) to re-enrol the National Senior Certificate examination, if he had failed, has been put to rest. In addition to…

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  • NIGERIA: PARADISE LOST? By Tony Ekata

    First published January 5, 2017    The tale is told Not by a few About days of yore When our land was covered with dew And with milk and honey. The days when money was not our problem but how to spend it: When a few naira flew you to New York and back. The…

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  • Power and Insularity: By Tony Ekata

    “I’m not worried about the exchange rate they are pursuing because your salary should be in Naira and you are not an importer or exporter, are you?” – APC National Leader, Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu I am worried. Very worried. It’s long past midnight where I am and I’m unable to sleep. I had been…

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  • The real tragedy of the Fourscore building collapse – By Tony Ekata

        “Buildings collapsing are a regular occurrence in Nigeria.” – eNCA   The above is the thrust of eNCA, South Africa’s foremost private television network’s coverage of the Fourscore building collapse in Lagos, Nigeria’s Johannesburg. It is no doubt a damning and rather hyperbolical synopsis of the tragic incident that changed the skyline of…

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  • African governments urged to fund public broadcasters to sustain their relevance

    African governments have been urged to adequately fund public radio broadcasting stations to enable them to keep pace with emerging trends in the mass communication sector and remain relevant. Mr Tony Ekata, the Convener of the Broadcasters Global Forum, a virtual body of media professionals committed to promoting journalism standards across the world, made the…

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  • WHO NEEDS A PRESIDENT THAT CAN FIGHT CORRUPTION?

    Who Needs a President That Can Fight Corruption?

    WHO NEEDS A PRESIDENT THAT CAN FIGHT CORRUPTION? I don’t know whether we know how idiotic it sounds when people keep chorusing that Nigeria needs a president that can fight corruption. I do know, however, that people in saner climes would be laughing at us for seeking someone to teach us what we already know.…

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  • TODAY’S ANIMAL FARM By Tony Ekata
    TODAY’S ANIMAL FARM By Tony Ekata

    My son has just put Matric behind him, and I am very happy – perhaps happier than him. For one, the haunting spectre of having to cough up some seven thousand rands (about 500 US dollars) to re-enrol the National Senior Certificate examination, if he had failed, has been put to rest. In addition to…

  • NIGERIA: PARADISE LOST? By Tony Ekata
    NIGERIA: PARADISE LOST? By Tony Ekata

    First published January 5, 2017    The tale is told Not by a few About days of yore When our land was covered with dew And with milk and honey. The days when money was not our problem but how to spend it: When a few naira flew you to New York and back. The…

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