Nigeria’s Not Too Big To Fail
Deciphering Nigeria can be depressing. Interrogating her history and present political trajectory can also be disconcerting.
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Like China & Japan: NASENI Is Pathway To Nigeria’s Industrial Economy
Nigeria cannot have real development without sustainable industrial growth and manufacturing capacity which is the solution to poverty, unemployment and insecurity
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MAN ENOUGH: Fatherhood As A Sacred Responsibility Every Man Is Armed For
Father’s Day is marked annually on the third Sunday of June in many countries across the world. It is a fitting occasion not only to celebrate the gift of our fathers (and
Mr. Budget Bows Out
President Muhammadu Buhari was less than a year in office when he realized that his officials would not be able to produce the budget for FY 2017 on time. His Budget and
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Bayo Onanuga’s Lame Reply To New York Times
On June 16, the Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga replied a New York Times article of June 11, which alleged that Nigeria was passing through its
MARCEL MBAMALU
Politics Of Abuja Street Naming
Nigeria is increasingly becoming a place whereby observers of events, analyse opinions made by people from the binoculars of myopic and mundane considerations of partisanship or ethnic jingoism. This approach is anti-intellectualistic
My 140 Days In Kidnappers’ Captivity In Zamfara – NYSC Member
In the evening of 17 August 2023, twelve Akwa Ibom persons were abducted along Sokoto-Zamfara expressway as they travelled to Sokoto.
Chimamanda Adichie On Peter Obi
When Prof. Wole Soyinka emitted that caustic lava on Mr. Peter Obi, a lot of people sprang up against him. I told a story where we wanted to set a deadly trap
Prof. Akpan Hogan Ekpo At 70
Eminent economist and university administrator, Prof. Akpan Hogan Ekpo, is formally retiring from the University of Uyo on June 26 when he turns 70; and to mark it, he will launch his
Will Paying Politicians Minimum Wage Fix Nigeria’s Bad Governance?
Minimum wage negotiations in Nigeria often bring forth the age-old argument: if workers are expected to survive on a certain income, shouldn’t politicians also face the same reality? It’s a compelling notion,
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