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The second point is the need to oil government relations whereby protesters are not seen as enemies of the state that must be hounded, maimed, arrested or even killed. The …

As I was saying…Among the mails this column regularly receives was one from Ghana in which the sender raised a thought-provoking and interesting question. The post Back to the question… …

I doubt members of the organised private sector have heard from sports minister John Enoh and have worked out how they can key into Nigeria’s sports industry as it’s the …

I love studying up on nations. Mine is a ravishing interest in stories of leaders with great visions and their countries doing exploits economically even with minimal natural resources. Moments …

The ten-day #EndBadGovernance protests ended recently with different lessons for different persons, for the organisers, the government and the citizens. Where I stand is that I support the exercise of …

What may look like the military, police, customs, and Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) checkpoints randomly located almost per kilometer distance in the southeast roads are indeed avenues to collect …

Every nation in the world must introspect on its development trajectory. A time of adversity often presents the best opportunity for serious-minded nations to adequately reflect on their missteps to …

Medical experts have hailed the Supreme Court’s landmark judgment granting financial autonomy to Local Government Areas (LGAs) as a catalyst for functional primary health care centres, social health insurance schemes …

Across Africa, the percentage of female entrepreneurs remains low, highlighting a critical gap in the continent’s entrepreneurship landscape. A 2024 global gender gap report by the World Economic Forum revealed that economies …

There is one thing missing in the picture painted by the Federal Government on the proposed Ministry of Livestock Development. When President Bola Tinubu recently set up the committee for …