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3 days ago | 
thisage.com.ng | Uzor Maxim Uzoatu |Charles Dickson
Fellow countrymen and women, lets take a trip to a party. Biko, I dont mean a party like the alphabet soup you have in Nigeria known as APC or PDP or RIP or whatever. Im taking you to a real party, a rollicking party where the ideology is alcoholism. The party is heavy, but the beer is even heavier.
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3 days ago | 
thisage.com.ng | Charles Dickson |Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
On Saturday, May 31st, 2025, dignitaries from the government circle and captains of industry joined President Bola Tinubu to inaugurate section one of the first phase of the 750 kilometre Lagos – Calabar Coastal Highway. This section stretches from Ahmadu Bello Way, Victoria Island to Eleko Village Areas in the Lekki Peninsula, Lagos. The highway project spans the coastal areas of Lagos, Ogun, Ondo, Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa Ibom and Cross River States.
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4 days ago | 
theequity.ca | Charles Dickson
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4 days ago | 
thisage.com.ng | Previous articleNigeria |Charles Dickson
From Victor Osula, AbujaNigeria’s Chief Of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Oluyede, has ordered the deployment of additional troops to Benue state over the incessant killings of villagers by suspected armed herders and militia group. This is as the Army Chief accompanied by his Principal Staff Officers (PSOs), and other top officers at the Army Headquarters, moved on Tuesday to Makurdi, the Benue State Capital, to assess the deteriorating security situation in the State.
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4 days ago | 
thisage.com.ng | Charles Dickson |Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D.Dear President Bola Ahmed Tinubu,Permit me to proceed without the pleasantries of office…but do accept all the courtesies of the office.
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6 days ago | 
thenews-chronicle.com | Charles Dickson
Dear President Bola Ahmed Tinubu,Permit me to proceed without the pleasantries of office…but do accept all the courtesies of the office.
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1 week ago | 
theequity.ca | Charles Dickson
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1 week ago | 
thisage.com.ng | Paul Nwosu |Charles Dickson
Today is my birthday. But beyond the satisfaction from the company of a wonderful wife, exceptional children and a few genuine friends, the byways of my mental process are scrabbled by Nigeria’s political and economic woes. While I appreciate the Almighty God for the gift of good health, sparing me from all the inexorable snares in the adventures of life, the situation in Nigeria restrains me. Therefore, no celebration.
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1 week ago | 
thisage.com.ng | Daniel Peters |Previous articleNigeria |Charles Dickson
By Daniel PetersThe House of Representatives has withdrawn a controversial bill that sought to make voting compulsory for all eligible Nigerians. The move follows heavy criticism from the public and concerns raised by civil society groups, legal experts, and ordinary citizens. The bill, which was backed by Speaker Abbas Tajudeen and Rep. Daniel Asama Ago, aimed to amend the Electoral Act 2022 by turning voting into a legal duty.
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1 week ago | 
newsghana.com.gh | Charles Dickson
Nigeria is a nation of parties—literal and metaphorical. It is a Nation too vibrant for monolithic politics. From the fiery debates over whose jollof rice reigns supreme to the cultural pride in regional delicacies like Amala, Tuwo, and protein-laced soups, Nigerians are wired to reject monotony. This culinary diversity mirrors the country’s political appetite: a craving for choice, competition, and flavor. The idea of a one-party system? As implausible as a national consensus on the “best” dish.
