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Back-stabbing of unimaginable proportion  is what I would say to the statement credited to Baba Eda about me recently in the media. “To have said I lacked enough respect for elders not only shocked me, but has further confirmed that human beings are naturally wicked and ungrateful.” These are the words of Dele Odule while responding to Lere Paimo’s statement in an interview with the Sunday Tribune last week. After 20 years of a relationship that began in 1993, Dele said he could not believe “a man I have held so dear in my life” could say this because of an election. “If I could be a truthful, respectful and nice son to Baba till 2010, only to be disrespectful, untruthful because I dared to contest ANTP presidential election, then the 17 years that things went on smoothly between us had been a farce. “Of all the ANTP elders I was close to, Baba was number one. I was close to them all, but our relationship was special. Or so I thought. “Anyway, it is Baba’s opinio...

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The title "world's richest piece of real estate" may conjure up images of Rodeo Drive, the French Riviera or New York City's Fifth Avenue, but it may actually be located in…Botswana. According to Debswana, a mining conglomerate jointly owned by De Beers and the Botswana government, the richest piece of land on the planet may very well be the Jwaneng diamond mine, one of the world's five super pits. "Jwaneng mine is the most valuable diamond mine in the world by value," says Esther Kanaimba-Senai, the head of corporate affairs for Debswana in Botswana. "Each carat that we mine fetches a lot more money. … In addition the volume that we produce lends itself to be the most valuable mine in the world." The Jwaneng mine produces about 10-million carats a year, and now they're about to embark in a super project to go even deeper into the earth to increase output. The mine currently runs 1,150 feet below the earth's surf...