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It would be good if we all realise the truth that nobody is going to build our country for us. As of now, the country needs to be built, brick …

In today’s digital age, entrepreneurship is increasingly reliant on technology to drive innovation, growth, and competitiveness. However, with the rise of cyber threats and data breaches, entrepreneurs often face uncertainty …

On January 4, 2024, a Nigerian senator, Ned Nwoko, proposed a bill that permits civilians to own and bear firearms for protection. The senator explained that security agents are ill-equipped …

Despite the more than 8,000 kilometres separating Nigeria and the Georgia Republic, the two countries share some socio-economic and political antecedents. Located at the intersection of Eastern Europe and West …

Generally, justice connotes a system put in place for the resolution of disputes, to determine rights and wrongs, leading to the award of benefits or the imposition of burdens. The …

Today’s epistle is directed at you to reflect on the issue of minimum wage in the country. I write directly to you Mr President in your position as the Chief …

Every year, thousands of graduates are produced from our tertiary institutions without any hope of getting jobs. The post Life after National Youth Service Corps appeared first on The Guardian …

State police,within the purview of Nigeria’s United States-modelled federal and presidential system of government, means a policing model administered at a devolved or sub-national level. The post Jurisprudential analysis of …

Legacy planning is a strategic and holistic approach to preserving and passing down one’s values, traditions, and assets to future generations. The post Handling misconceptions about legacy planning appeared first …

Nigerian’s politicians like many politicians in many countries are always in the pageant of promises, false promises to be exact. These promises often constitute the core of their election propaganda. …