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None of this means that Democrats have secured a permanent realignment of American politics. Nor does it automatically determine who will win the next presidential election
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The phrase usually arrives in the heat of an argument, thrown across a dining table or shouted from a bedroom doorway: “You’re not my mom.”
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The internet has developed a remarkable appetite for intercultural romance, and one figure keeps appearing in the conversation. The Nigerian man.
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Segun Showunmi has given Nigerians another reason to examine the curious business of political loyalty.
The post From Atiku’s spokesmen to Tinubu’s spokesmen – yesterday, Atiku; today, Tinubu; tomorrow, who knows?, by Stephanie Shaakaa appeared first on Vanguard News.
As 2027 approaches, the responsibility rests not only on Wike, Soludo and Adeleke but also on the parties they represent and the ruling party seeking to benefit from their involvement
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With the January 16, 2027 presidential election approaching, several of prominent opposition figures are once again pursuing separate tickets.
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Here stands the inconvenient counter-statistic. Can Nigeria’s minimum wage fill a seventy-five-litre petrol tank?
The post Spectacle of Sacrifice: Who truly owns spoils of Nigeria’s fuel subsidy autopsy?, by Stephanie Shaakaa appeared first on Vanguard News.
The air in a failing relationship does not turn cold all at once, it thins out, suffocating you so gradually that you learn to live on the vapor
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Long before you ever understood the complex architectures of heartbreak, or Appalachian folklore, you knew that high, piercing, crystal-clear soprano
The post The Soundtrack of Our Lives: A canonical farewell to Dolly Parton my mother’s only artist, by Stephanie Shaakaa appeared first on Vanguard News.
The real result of the Osun election cannot be found only in 511,067 votes or 444,815 votes. It is found in something far more fragile
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