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True Confession: Why I Want to Sleep with My Girlfriend's Sister
Heinous, beyond the pale, and utterly repugnant; what "crime" could best be described with these words put together?
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Obasanjo's Administration Far Better Than Buhari's - Caller
The response of the presidency to comments made by former president Olusegun Obasanjo in criticisms of the current administration has come under huge flak.
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Brain Drain: Doctors Leaving the Country Are Greedy - Caller
The brain drain with doctors and nurses in Nigeria may appear to be devoid of a sign of hope for the better, but another reason for the worsening situation has been unearthed if one man's narrative is to be believed.
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Why Men Should Not Pay Women for Sex Outside of Marriage in Nigeria
Since time immemorial, money and sex have enjoyed "cohabitation" of some sort.
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What is Responsible for Multidimensional Poverty in Nigeria?
There is the assumption that corruption and corrupt leaders are the key and only factors responsible for the poor state of things in Nigeria.
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I'm Dating My Uncle's Wife's Niece; Can We Get Married?
Who really is family?
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A Dead Woman Struck Me, I Fell Ill Physically
A sign, a warning, or just pure coincidence? What really are dreams?
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UAE's Visa Ban on Nigerians: Blame Our Youths -Caller
The United Arab Emirates' decision to issue a visa ban on Nigerians continues to split opinions.
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My Wife's Dressing Leaves Me Very Suspicious
Fears; we all have them. They leave our minds in doubt, our souls weary, and our next move second-guessed.
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My Girlfriend Wants An Oath Before Sex
The fears of a young girl or the naivety of a smitten young man?
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I Like My "Baby Daddy" But I'm In Love with My Ex
"It seems as though you allowed fate choose for you; and now that you have been chosen for, something else has to determine the outcome."
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Money: The One Who Has Been Told to Get It vs The One Who Must Get It
Money. It always seems to be at the epicenter of everything in life.
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True Confession: We Force Them to Sleep With Us to Marry Them -Caller
You would reckon there is only one universal and morally acceptable way of choosing a wife for all those (men) saddled with that responsibility, huh?
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NANS's Move for ASUU Not Strategic - Liborous Oshoma
The decision of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) to disrupt economic activities at the Murtala Mohammed Airport on Monday in protest of the lingering strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) is receiving mixed reactions from Nigerians.
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A Father's Confession: My Own Son Beat Me Up Like A Baby
The strength of a family lies in the unbreakable bond that they share, so it is often said.
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I Stole $3000 to Buy Myself a Car
On a scale of 1-10, how many of the things that you did when you were much younger would you do all over again if you could travel back in time?
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Brain Drain: Nigerians React to Ehanire's Comments on Shortage of Doctors
Comments made by the Minister of Health, Dr. Osagie Ehanire regarding the availability of doctors in Nigeria continues to be received with heavy criticisms.
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Bariga Building Collapse: Government Can't Be Everywhere - Caller
The effort of the government in putting to an end the increased rate of building collapse in the country has come under fresh flak.
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What is Forgiveness: Absolution or Justice?
Forgiving and forgetting; these words are almost always used in the same sentence.
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I Don't Want to Be Single but I'm Afraid of Getting Married
Ever wanted something bad but are afraid of the baggage that comes with it?
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Insecurity, Bike Ban and Threats to Impeach the President
The growing insecurity in Nigeria has led to calls in some quarters for President Buhari's government to step aside.
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Devaluation of the Naira: We Need to Be Importing Capital - Economist
The Chief Economist and Partner of West Africa Financial Service at PwC, Andrew Nevin has proffered solutions to this economic burden that is Nigeria's weakening naira.
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Why the Naira Has Fallen Against the Dollar
Free-fall, nose-dive, and rock-bottom; are some of the words that have been used in the same sentence as the Nigerian naira in recent times.
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Insecurity: What Do Attacks Close to the Presidency Mean?
There is no gainsaying that one, if not the biggest problem gnawing at the growth and stability of Nigeria is insecurity.
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Turbaning of Bandit: Statesmanship or Negative Peace?
Reactions continue to trail the news of the Zamfara State Government's suspension of the Emir of Birnin 'Yandoto of Tsafe Local Government Area.
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Touching Stories of People Dealing with Depression and Suicide Ideation
Life has got its beauty and its curves.
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Tithing: Do You Believe in It?
That good old commandment about giving to God by tithing is never far from controversy.
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The Day I Almost Slept with Another Man's Wife - Caller
The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak. Yes, that we have heard and come to know.
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What is Wrong with Nigerian Hospitals?
Good health; You can't really place enough premium on it.
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Insecurity: Nigerian Military Subordinate to Political Class -Rtd. Naval Chief
The efforts of the Nigerian military in combating banditry in the country have suffered long-standing criticisms for its irreplaceable losses at war.
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Insecurity in Nigeria: Our Constitution the Reason Why - Rtd. Commodore
It appears the Nigerian Constitution is not the national treasure one would have thought it was meant to be.
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My Cheating Boyfriend is Threatening Me Too
There is the good and the bad, the smart and the stupid, even a void has got its alter ego.
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Nigerian Government Running a Bankrupt Economy - Economist
In the wake of the recent increase in fuel prices and their scarcity, the need for the diversification of the Nigerian economy has hit the fore again.
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Fuel Price Increase: Behold the Reality of Nigerians
Who hasn't felt the pinch?
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Power Sector in Nigeria: What We Need to Do - Economist
Epileptic, stuttering or maybe, non-existent.
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Diesel Prices: There is a Global Agenda -Caller
"There is nothing we (Nigerians) can do about the hike in the price of petroleum products."
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2023: To Which Zone Should the Vice Presidential Slot Go?
Following last week's emergence of party flag bearers ahead of the 2023 presidential election, attention has turned to the matter of the "Sheriff's Deputy" for Africa's most populous nation.
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Are Unmarried People Less Respected?
It is safe to say marriage is one of the many dreams of almost everyone.
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Owo Terrorist Attack: What Do We Do About this Reality?
The gruesome killing of worshippers at the St Francis Catholic Church in Ondo state on Sunday has put the country's security structure under the spotlight again.
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I am Paying for My Sins Against My Ex
A lot is known and has been said about life; its beauty, curves, and even principles.
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PDP Primaries: Why Zoning and Incentivization?
Former president Atiku Abubakar's emergence over the weekend as the flag bearer of the Peoples' Democratic Party (PDP) for the 2023 presidential race continues to generate reactions.
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My Girlfriend and Her Mother Are Both Pregnant for Me
What would you say is the most difficult situation a man can ever find himself?
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The EFCC vs Okorocha: Nigerians React
The invasion of the Abuja residence of former Imo state governor, Rochas Okorocha, by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Tuesday continues to draw criticisms and commendations.
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How My Mum Eliminated Her Own Daughter
Choices; we all make them. Sometimes, they turn out to be a stroke of genius, and other times, they simply project us as utterly stupid and scar us for life.
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Are Women Desperate to Get Married?
If you haven't seen it or heard of it, then you probably just landed on earth from planet mars. And I do not mean that literally.
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The Abuja-Kaduna Train Attack: Should Operations Finally Resume?
With many of the passengers of the ill-fated Abuja-Kaduna train attack still in captivity 50 days and counting, there appears to be no closure yet.
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Deborah Samuel: How To Address Religious Differences
The last has not been heard of the killing of Deborah Samuel, the second-year student of the Shehu Shagari College of Education, Sokoto, who was mobbed and burned to death on Friday for alleged blasphemy against Prophet Muhammad.
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This Woman's Seduction: If I Had Known...
Consider this; do people really get seduced or do they fall for the seduction because a part of them really wants it?
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Emefiele v INEC: Should Election Materials Be Entrusted with CBN?
Opinions remain split as to the credibility of the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Godwin Emefiele, following news of his political aspirations ahead of the 2023 elections.
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Zoning in Nigeria: Necessity or Irrelevance?
The calls for zoning in Nigeria continue to headline the political scene as the 2023 General Election edges closer.
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The Psychology of the Oppressor
Steven Biko once said, "The most potent weapon of the oppressor is the mind of the oppressed." Martin Luther King Jr. (not in response) also said, "Freedom is never voluntarily given by the oppressor, it must be demanded by the oppressed."
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I Feel Guilty for Suspecting My Neighbour of Paedophilia -Caller
The feeling of guilt can be overwhelming, but should it be forcefully disregarded?
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I Need to Stop Cheating and Still Keep Cheating to Save My Marriage
It is often said that when it rains it pours. Sadly for Johnson, (not his real name) he is getting drenched by his current predicament.
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Patriarchy: What is Wrong with It?
Chances are you must have heard the word about a thousand times, but what do you understand "patriarchy" to mean?
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Impersonation in Nigeria: Why is it on the Rise?
All over the world, it is a crime to use someone else's identity.
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Government Documents: Priority List or Flat Rates?
There is no gainsaying the fact that there is a way to "get things done" in Nigeria.
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I Hate My Mum - Caller Confesses
"If you face it and accept it, you begin to heal, and the moment you are healed, you have dealt with it."
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Insecurity in Nigeria: Better Than in 2015?
Minister of Information, Alhaji Lai Mohammed on Monday reiterated that the government's fight against insecurity in the country has produced positive results.
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Replacing My Boss in the Other Room?
"My father warned me to stay away from other people's wives and not take someone else's property, so I can live longer."
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How is the Dollar Affecting Your Business?
It's safe to say that hard times are upon us, by dint of the economic state of the nation.
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My Spirit is Willing, but My Flesh...
Do we continue to sin that grace may abound?
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The Police vs You: Nigerians Tell Their Stories
Oga stop! Pull over! Heard those lines before, right?
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I am Offending My Wife with Her Best Friend
Could it be karma or good old conscience?
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Me, My Wife, Her Sister And My Mother-in-Law Are...
You only need to listen to the story of this man to understand what "complicated" or a "conundrum" really means.
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Ukraine-Russia Conflict: Nigeria Should Not Take Sides - Andrew Nevin
Chief Economist and Partner, West Africa Financial Services, Andrew S. Nevin PhD has warned (Nigeria) against being cajoled into taking sides in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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Bamise: Dealing with Security in Nigeria
The death of Bamise Ayanwole, the 22-year-old, who was allegedly raped and murdered in a Lagos Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) continues to generate public outcry.
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What is The Place of A Woman?
The call for gender equality and the need to break stereotypes in society, has once again been highlighted in the wake of this year's celebration of International Women's Day.
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Maternity Leave For Women: Should it Be Extended?
Ever wondered why American singer, Faith Hill sang the song "A baby changes everything?"
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ASUU vs FG vs You: Get A Skill Or Wait For Resolution?
The ongoing strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) enters its fourth week with still no resolution in sight.
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Birthday v Death Day: Which Is Better?
Life is full of auspicious occasions. From the moments that bring joy and happiness to the moments that draws sadness and regret, we go through life garnering experiences that sum up our lives.
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Air Peace v Emir of Kano Face-Off: What Is Right And Wrong?
"The customer is always right", remember that old saying? It can be difficult to deal with sometimes, especially if you are on the other end of the table.
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Nigerian Correctional Service: Has It Become Regressive?
The state and effectiveness of the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS), formerly known as Nigerian Prison Service (NPS) has been called to question once again.
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Is Banky W Also A Pastor?
Veteran singer Bankole Wellington (aka Banky W) has come to be known as a man of many talents.
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NYSC Is A Monumental Waste Of Resources - Banky W
Veteran singer Bankole Wellington (Banky W) says he would rather the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) programme be made optional.
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We Are All Abba Kyari - Liborous Oshoma
Constitutional Lawyer Liborous Oshoma has questioned the integrity of the average Nigerian when faced with a difficult situation.
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Abba Kyari: Corruption In Nigeria Is Blown Out Of Proportion - Caller
“There is corruption everywhere in the world, but there is always an overreaction in Nigeria.” This is the view of a caller who spoke to Joyce Onyemuwa on the Sunny Side show.
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Oversees Medical Treatment: Nigerians React To Bill
After years of clamouring, Nigerians may be about to see one of their many wishes come to pass, thanks to Mr. Sergius Ogun, a lawyer and politician.
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What Jobs Can You Not Do?
Everyone wants a job, right? There are jobs and there are "jobs", so they say. However, have you ever thought some jobs are not just meant for you?
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Women In Power: What Are The Hindrances In Nigeria?
A deep search into the facts book reveals that there are not many women in positions of power in Nigeria.
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2023: It’s not Function of Govt. To Provide Jobs
As the 2023 General Elections in Nigeria draws ever closer, the abilities and manifestos of running candidates are being assessed by Nigerians.
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How Does NAFDAC's Ban On Alcohol Affect You?
The decision of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) to place a ban on alcohol in sachets and pet bottles has received more commendations than criticism from Nigerians.
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What Should Be The Minimum Qualification For Public Service Holders In Nigeria?
As the country prepares to head to the polls next year for the general elections, inquiries into the quality and credibility of the candidates of various political parties are headlining conversations.
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Nigerians View University Education As The Only Road To Success - Economist
The reason why the average Nigerian youth may be not so "refined" in the employment market today is because the people view university education as the only road to success.
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Nigeria Doesn't Have a Debt Problem, But A Growth Problem - Economist
As concern continues to mount over the growing rate of Nigeria's foreign debt and it's implication on the economy, Lead Economist and Partner, West Africa Financial Services, Dr. Andrew S. Nevin (PhD) has moved to allay fears, stating that the country has a "growth problem", not a debt and revenue problem.
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Metaverse V Spirituality: Are There Any Similarities?
As reactions continue to trail the announcement by Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg that the social media company will now be "Meta" first, the idea behind the seismic technological innovation (the metaverse) continues to split opinions.
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Social Media Regulation: Nigerian Government And Misplaced Priorities Are “5 & 6” – Caller
There are more pressing matters for the Nigerian government to address rather than focus on the regulation of social media use in the country. This is the stand of a caller who doesn’t see this move by the Federal Government as a positive one
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What Is The Modern Definition Of Bride Price?
According to Wikipedia, Bride price, bride wealth, or bride token, is money, property, or other form of wealth paid by a groom or his family to the woman or the family of the woman he will be married to or is just about to marry.
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Vaccination: People Need Not Feel Reluctant To Take Care Of Themselves – Caller
“It has come to a point where the government can force people to take the vaccine.” This is the position of a caller who wants compulsory vaccination enforced.
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Trust: Should I Still Believe My Wife Or Is She Hiding Something From Me?
Trust they say is fickle and can 'only' be invested in someone you have deep affection for, and once broken, can almost never be fixed. So what to do when that trust is put to the test by someone you love?
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Fuel Subsidy Removal: Government Wants To "Chop" Money - Caller
The recent decision of the Federal Government to remove the subsidy on petroleum products has been met with mixed reaction by Nigerians.
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Global Climate Change: African Leaders Not Ready - COP26 Attendee
As the world continues to battle with climate change, the preparedness of Nigeria and the African continent as a whole for this fast approaching reality has been called to question by an attendee of the recently concluded Conference of the Parties (COP26) - a global climate summit - in Glasgow
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Why Did You Get Married?
Marriage, they say, is a beautiful thing. It is the legally or formally recognized union of two people as partners in a personal relationship, according to the Oxford Dictionary. However, ever wondered the reason behind people getting married?
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Why Are Nigerians Leaving The Country?
Greed is the biggest reason why Nigerians are seeking a better life anywhere but in the country. This is the position of a caller who sought to give flesh to the burning question on the motivation behind the mass exodus of citizens outside Africa’s most populous nation.
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Submission In Marriages: What Does It Mean?
The concept of marriage seems to be evolving these days, especially when it comes to the issue of roles and leadership.
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Police Brutality: Government Sent Out Killers to Police Us – Oshoma
Constitutional Lawyer, Libororus Oshoma has called for a review of the country’s Policing system in the wake of continued reports of Police Harassment across the country. He made this known on Sunny Side.
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Police Brutality: It is Legal to Capture Scenes With Your Phone - Lawyer
If you've ever wondered if it is right, if not safe, to capture a scene of Police Brutality with your phone, Constitutional Lawyer, Liborous Oshoma says it is perfectly within the law to do so.
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"My Mum Worked As A Cleaner to Send Me to School" - Onakoya
A mother’s sacrifice many years ago is making it possible for children in slum communities to play chess.
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Women Can Walk Away Too – Joyce
What is a woman to do when she no longer enjoys the company of her partner?
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Do Nigerians Prefer Inferior Quality Products?
The question really is quantity or quality?
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My Wife Beats Me Like An Animal
Conversations around domestic violence often center on women being victims.
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It Is Still Difficult To Do Business In Nigeria
Doing business in Nigeria is still difficult.
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Doctors Are Humans Too
You may liken Dr Henry's (not his real name) story to that of the proverbial grass that suffers when two elephants fight.
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Artists Can Sing Whatever They Want – Vector
The singer also quipped that music consumers also “have a right not to listen.”
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Nigerians React to Vaccine Discrimination
Callers on the Sunny Side react to the UK government's recent changes to travel policy.
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Birth Control: A Patient Once Ran Out On The Operating Table
Birth control refers to any method, medicine or device used to prevent pregnancy.
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Understanding Different Stages of Yahoo-Yahoo
Yahoo, Yahoo Plus and Yahoo Minus!
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Wawu! This Caller Was Going to Report Joyce To Her Mum
I believe I was still in primary school the last time someone threatened to report me to my mother.
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This Woman Says Her Daughter Is Her Husband’s Side Chick
This caller is worried her husband's doting over their 7-year-old daughter is too much.
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Does Social Power Belong To Women?
Joyce had to ask after receiving an interesting text.
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Callers Express Frustration with Nigeria’s Electoral Process
Callers on Nigeria Info’s Sunny Side have expressed their frustration with Nigeria’s electoral process.
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My Life-Altering Event
At some point in life, everyone experiences a life-changing event; something that influences how they view and interact with the rest of the world and humanity.
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Has Civilization Been a Blessing or a Curse?
Blessing or curse? The jury is still out on where civilization falls.
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Should Flogging Be Eliminated in Child Training?
There are various opinions on this issue.
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Does Chance Play A Role in Success?
The good book says “time and chance happeneth to them all” but how much role does chance play in determining success?
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My Wife or Our Wife?
In many traditional family structures, it is generally accepted that women marry into a family, therefore it is not uncommon to hear expressions like: our wife, iyawo wa, nwunye anyi, awan yin, amariya mu and so on.
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COVID-19: For Vaccine Or Anti-Vaccine
It seems the world isn't getting rid of COVID-19 and its ensuing drama anytime soon.
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Kyari Not a Bad Policeman - Caller
"Going by Abba Kyari's record, we can't say he is not a good police officer" - those were the words of a police officer who called on the Sunny Side with Joyce.
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Students Talk ASUU Strike
As the Academic Staff Union of Universities threatens to resume its strike action over the government's failure to meet up with its demands, students calling Nigeria info's Sunny Side told Joyce just how much another strike action by the academic union would affect them.
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Does Everyone Love Money?
On today's episode on the Sunny Side, it was quite a surprise welcoming Small Doctor, the popular music star, in the voice of our callers, as they hint on different angles of a popular line of his song "if you no get money, hide your face" in series of reactions to Joyce's million-dollar question, "Does everyone love money?
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How I Punished My Husband's Four Side-Chicks
Hell hath no fury as a woman scorned. That is what comes to mind as this anonymous caller narrates to Joyce how she punished her husband after she discovers he was cheating on her with not one but four side-chicks.
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Love To Eliminate Poverty? Joyce Didn't See This Coming
Of all the things that could eliminate, you probably wouldn't say poverty. But this caller made Joyce consider it for a minute. Can her argument convince you?
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Tales Of Fake Prophets
Have you ever encountered a false prophet? I mean someone who pretends to wield some religious or spiritual authority only to discover they were in it to swindle you?
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I Stole From My Boss 27 Years Ago, How Can I Restitute?
Do you ever felt guilty about something you did a long time ago? This advice from Joyce might just be what you need.
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Nigerians React To Proposed Electoral Act Amendment Bill
As the National Assembly moves to outlaw transmission of votes by electronic means, Nigerians speaking on the Sunny Side with Joyce Onyemuwa have said is a step in the wrong direction.
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I will sell my vote for N5000; Caller Tells Joyce Onyemuwa
As the Continuous Voter Registration starts today, Joyce asked listeners on the Sunny Side if they would be registering to vote in the 2023 general elections.
