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Lt. Gen. Gibson Sanda Jalo’s...

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Lt. Gen. Gibson Sanda Jalo’s journey from traditional authority to military discipline, dedication

Lt. Gen. Gibson Sanda Jalo's journey from traditional authority to military discipline, dedication Lieutenant General Gibson Sanda Jalo CFR, FSS, was one of the quiet but deeply influential figures in Nigeria’s military history. Born on March 1, 1939, in Demsa, in what was then Adamawa Province of British Northern Nigeria, he grew up within the royal household of the Batta people. His father, Chief Zaro Kpanti, widely known as Hama Batta, was a paramount ruler, while his mother was Kukulu Laiyatu Jalo. From this background of traditional authority and discipline, Jalo developed...
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Columns

Of journalists’ deaths,...

Of journalists’ deaths, security lapses and cut-throat taxes, by Hassan Gimba The Arbiter Last week was a dark one for journalism in Nigeria. The light of...
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Columns

Fake outrage and...

Fake outrage and the making of the Uromi 16, by Azu Ishiekwene It’s a most unlikely crime scene. I travelled by road from the Benin...
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Columns

Power, privilege and...

Power, privilege and governance, by Abiodun Komolafe The concepts of power, privilege and governance are complex and multifaceted. Power refers to the ability to influence others,...
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Columns

No orchid for...

No orchid for Professor Adeyeye, by Kazeem Akintunde The title of this piece is an adaption from a classical novel by the British writer, James...
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Columns

The subtle foreign...

The subtle foreign brainwashing of Nigerian youths, by Hassan Gimba The Arbiter Has anybody wondered why the generality of the first set of our educated citizens...
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Article

The Walls of...

The Walls of Benin: 4 times longer than the Great Wall of China By Sakinat Musa Abubakar  The Kingdom of Benin, once a formidable power in...
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News

British envoy approves...

British envoy approves over 300,000 UK visas to Nigerians The United Kingdom says it has approved over 300,000 new visas to Nigerians in the “last...
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International

Nigerian-born, Kemi Badenoch,...

Nigerian-born, Kemi Badenoch, elected leader of UK’s conservative party, sets historic milestone Nigerian-born Kemi Badenoch has been elected as the leader of the United Kingdom’s...
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Article

Nigeria’s Journey To...

Nigeria’s Journey To Independence: A 30-step chronicle of a nation's rise As we celebrate 64 years of Nigeria’s independence, we reflect on the path that...
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