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By Ezekiel Nabieu

It is a fact of life that no human being is perfect or without attributes objectionable to others even at family level between man and wife.

On that premise let us take it for granted that Solo B is good and bad.

I have absolutely no personal acquaintance with him. I am only performing a public service of elucidation.

By Rev. S. M. Williams

I hope you wouldn’t mind some sermonizing consonant with my last and foremost profession namely the ecclesiastical ministry. In this exercise of tribute paying we are trumpeting the good that is not interred in the bones of the late President Kabba. “Life is a little gleam of time between two eternities; no second chance to us forever more!” wrote Thomas Carlyle. Such is life. There can be a higher standard of living but there can be no higher death. All of us are physically equal at death in terms of deterioration, dust and ashes.

By Albert A. Macauley

Great men are named twice unlike other men who are born lucky through no efforts of theirs. This is a case in point in reference to the suspended Bank Governor of Nigeria, SanusiLamidoSanusi by the stroke-of-luck-president Goodluck Jonathan.

By Isata Sowa and Ibrahim Tommy

By Jimmy B

May the peace of the almighty god be upon us all. Humility is the greatest attribute a man can ever posses. Be humble in everything you do and the good Lord will sound your trumpet.

By Ezekiel Nabieu

It is most natural for the efforts of people to be recognised by awards or pats on the back. What everyone dislikes is to be treated with scorn and contempt. This brings me to the recent award to our President and Head of States by authorities of the United States-based The African Leadership Magazine for his "pioneering leadership. Public spiritedness, integrity, love and support for the common man and woman of Sierra Leone, etc.

By Ezekiel Nabieu

In one of my recent articles I considered the need for ameliorating the conditions of poor people. I also spoke of the incident in which a woman poured the contents of a bottle of costly ointment on the head of Jesus Christ and the criticism of onlookers.