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When we saw it on the news, everyone said it was shocking, that they couldn't believe it. "He seemed so attentive and caring," ADN Adebayo said. "He was always the one that…
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I was a fifth-year medical student when inter-professional rivalry first hit me in the face. I no longer remember what spurred the disagreement but I distinctly remember how it left…
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"Will the generator ever come on?" While some Brownites went from repeatedly asking this question to considering it a forgone conclusion that it never will, some others are not even…
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When you return home all stressed out after a long day, you probably would turn your stereo on and listen to some pop music or Afrobeats to unwind. Now, I do not have any problem with…
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As we journey through the month of August, I believe it is only fair we remember Ernest Shonekan, the "forgotten President" whose term was cut short years ago. For a man who was the…
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We are inarguably heading towards the close of the ABH recruitment season. Every organization, from the philanthropic-minded and the political to the conversation-driven and the…
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If you missed or want to re-read the first part, click here to read.  We arrived at the event hall and the decor was so beautiful, it had me fantasizing about my dream wedding…
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I had seen him three times before we finally spoke. The first time was at the ABH Bonfire, when he was far from lucid and dancing around like an idiot. I was not impressed. The…
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After much deliberation, I am happy to present the first in what hopes to be a series of articles fashioned to help the residents of Alexander Brown Hall and its environs thrive…
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Until much recently, the only time I had come across "cankerworms" was when Joel 2:25 was read at church, and in the prayers that followed the reading - "Lord restore to me the…
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