Opinion
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President Tinubu has not lost the Nation’s Faith by Charles Nnaebuka
The recently published opinion piece titled “All the President’s Enemies: How President Tinubu Lost the Nation’s Faith” by one Nnaoke…
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Seeds of Reform, Fruits of Renewal By Olubukola Verheijen
A speech delivered by Olubukola Arowolo Verheijen, Special Adviser to the President on Energy, at the South West Summit in…
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100 Years of First Aircraft-Landing in Kano: A Need to Reposition Nigeria’s Aviation Ecosystem
The Air Transportation & Aviation in Nigeria started, through the use of the Kano experience in quelling the first ever…
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Nigeria’s Silent Fracture: The Shadows of Ethnic Disunity and Breaking the Spell of Division
Nigeria stands at a fragile intersection where silence masks deepening fractures. Beneath the surface of daily life, a quiet but…
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An Alliance against Jonathan in 2015 and its Aftermath – Which way Nigeria?
People whose wicked actions in the past were dangerous to Nigerians caught themselves in the web of mockery in the…
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Ogbuku And The Transformation of Niger Delta By Anietie Ekong
At the recent celebration of the 50th birthday of the Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Community (NDDC) Dr…
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Tosin Ajayi and His Power of Imagination by Simon Abiodun
With foresight reminiscent of Nostradamus, Ajayi has become the man who saw tomorrow. Guided by clarity of purpose, he has…
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West Africa Must Trade Its Way to Prosperity by Otega Ogra
For all the ambition that has long swirled around regional integration in West Africa, the reality has remained underwhelming. Trade…
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Imo, Uzodinma and a Tale of Two Amadi by Chidi Elemuo
In the unfolding political drama in Imo State, Governor Hope Uzodinma’s administration has chosen a curious and deeply troubling strategy:…
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On the Issue of Spirituality and National Security in Nigeria by Olusegun Qazim
Nigeria’s Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ikechukwu Ogalla recently made an interesting remark while commissioning three new places…
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When Industry moves like Nation Builders by Otega Ogra & Tope Ajayi
There is a particular kind of silence that greets progress in Nigeria—when food prices fall, inflation slows, the country is…
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VDM: EFCC’s Misplaced Priorities and Betrayal of Public Trust by Hamza Dantani
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), established under the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (Establishment) Act, 2004, is Nigeria’s…
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S’Court’s judgement on LGA autonomy: A move that revitalizes the hopes of Nigerians
It has been established that prior to this time, Nigerian state governors controlled local governments in an authoritarian manner. The…
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Tinubu’s First Anniversary: Reflecting on Year One, and Welcoming the Promising Future
On this day a year ago, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu was sworn in as President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed…
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Examining Mustapha Habib Ahmed’s scorecard at NEMA – Toni Kan
Those who are appointed at the pleasure of the President, to sensitive and critical Ministries Departments and Agencies (MDAs) are…
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The Unfolding Binance Situation in Nigeria by Ismail Babalola
First, this escape of the Binance executive is sadly quite embarrassing for Nigeria, and the Government has a responsibility to…
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With this reported escape from house arrest, is Binance admitting guilt in Nigeria?
The reported escape of Binance executive Nadeem Anjarwalla from house arrest over the weekend in Nigeria is raising a lot…
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Insecurity: Commander-In-Chief, Tackle These Cows
When Mrs. Funke Olakunrin, daughter of then Afenifere Leader, Pa Reuben Fasoranti, was killed by suspected Fulani terrorists masquerading as…
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Nairacolonialism by Lawrence Okori
“The ravaging inflation in all the nooks and crannies in Nigeria that keeps Nigerians in the abyss of abject poverty…
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Hunger, Poverty and Legion of Looters
The government’s reaction has been customarily caustic and short fused. Those involved in the looting of a warehouse belonging to…
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