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This is one topic that affects all women. It has nothing to do with age and class. It has everything to do with the level of hygiene. How many women can boast of a very clean southern hemisphere that is free from foul odour and itching? Girl, what does your man see when you are alone with him?

This is a very crucial topic. A lot of relationships have broken up because of this foul odour emanating from the vaginal area. Most men have lost interest in sex with their wives because of the in… Continue

Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, is a very brilliant man. He writes the English language with remarkable authority, and even speaks it better. This could however be both an asset and a liability. Too much love of ‘grammar’ (turenci) could lead to an undue love for the podium and limelight, with attendant risks of gaffes in moments of rhetorical flourishes.

Central bank governors are thought to possess so much crucial information about their country’s econ… Continue

Governor Liyel Imoke of Cross River State can be said to have not only taken a bold step but will also be seen as perhaps the only public official in the country after late head of state, General Murtala Mohammed, to have bravely taken the bull by the horn, with regards to the fight against cultism, which arguably ranks second to corruption among the social ills militating against the progress of our country.

It would be recalled that the ex-senator-turned-governor started the fight agai… Continue

There is need for motorists especially commuter bus drivers and other road users to exercise a great deal of caution on our roads during this festive period. The ember months, the last lap of which we are now, have been traditionally known to cause many avoidable deaths, on account of reckless driving.

The situation is made worse by our roads, most of which have become death traps due to their infestation by potholes. The lack of adequate illumination of most roads at night and missing w… Continue

Reported attempt by some aides of President Umar Yar’Adua and chieftains of the Northern oligarchy to force Vice President Goodluck Jonathan to tender his resignation letter, in view of the president’s ill health, is a blatant attempt to subvert the country’s constitution, and should be condemned by well-meaning citizens and true believers in the survival of Nigeria.

The attempt, if true, would not only be an affront on the laws of the land but an insult to all right-thinking Nigerians.… Continue