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AFCON 2026 Nigeria vs Morocco: Rabat to Casablanca

AFCON 2026 Nigeria vs Morocco: Betta9ja Travels Part II – Rabat to Casablanca

AFCON 2026 Nigeria vs Morocco continued beyond the pitch as I traveled from Rabat to Casablanca to watch the third-place match. While bronze may not be gold, it is certainly better than nothing, and this journey offered deeper insight into Morocco’s growth, governance, and infrastructure development. The last time I made this trip was in […]

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AFCON 2026 Nigeria vs Morocco: Betta9ja Travels, Penalty Drama & World Cup Lessons

AFCON 2026 Nigeria vs Morocco: Betta9ja Travels, Penalty Drama & World Cup Lessons

AFCON 2026 Nigeria vs Morocco was a tense, emotional football encounter that ended in heartbreak for the Super Eagles after 120 minutes of tactical football and a dramatic penalty shootout. Traveling with Betta9ja to Morocco, I witnessed history, passion, and a growing belief among Moroccan fans that this tournament is their destiny. After extra time

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Nnamdi Kanu’s Trial: The Law That Binds Him – Understanding the Continuity Clause in Nigeria’s Terrorism Act

The law is clear on the legal foundation of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s trial. When dealing with legal matters, it is crucial to seek enlightenment from the statutes themselves to avoid misinforming the public. Informed and enlightened Nigerians are always ready to rebut bogus legal positions. The Applicable Law: Terrorism and Continuity Nnamdi Kanu was sentenced

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Running a vibrant, effective political party isn’t child’s play & not for the faint hearted. Does the Opposition have lessons to learn from PBAT’s APC

Whilst PDP’s internal conflict resolution machinery remain a shambles & in disarray, with conflicting oratory from PDP’s Govrs, BOT, NWC & it’s acting chairman Govr Damagum, APC’s national chairman Fmr Kano state Govr Ganduje of Gandollar fame has quietly resigned supposedly on health grounds. To those who beleive all our political parties are the same

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Can a Nigerian-made Eagle soar over the beast to spur local car production & exports?

US Presidents use an American Cadilac called the Beast, President Putin uses Russian-made Aurus Senat, and Chinese President Xi uses a Hongqi L5. It’s time for Nigerian President Tinibu to use the Eagle. I will like Profotce, Nord, or Innoson to tender to design and build Presidential & Premier Class cars for Nigerian Presidents &

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Naija Travels Part 35: Last meal but not the last supper in Abeokuta off to Lagos en route to London.

Yesterday my school friend took me out as a send-off. We scoured Abeokuta for a place to eat. Monday night is a quiet night in most places for dining. We settled on Shishi’s Cuisine Restaurant & Lounge in Ibara Housing Estate. The ambience was just right: light music playing, inside and outside space, and a

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Naija Travels Part 34: Saying Goodbye but not closing my eyes on Nigeria till my return. A worthwhile journey full of promise

Born in the Diaspora, living 90% of my life outside Nigeria, the call to serve & do something in Nigeria is a patriotic one. I can never deny my roots like Kemi, the newly elected Conservative leader. Even Rishi embraced his Hindu, Indian, & African roots. I benefited from 3 years of free education &

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