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NPA’s Dantsoho: The man meets the moment
His hobbies – reading, traveling and jogging – hardly give much away about the persona of the unassuming Taraba State-born, astute, seasoned marine technologist, now given presidential authorisation to lead …
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Sometimes one feels that governments should set up an office of the coordinator, new ideas and innovations, at each level. Here, every Nigerian who has a brilliant idea for the …
Read More »Global South applauds China’s reform benefits and future
“It is very clear that China has entered a new era under President Xi Jinping. Reform is the hallmark of this new era and President Xi Jinpi The post Global …
Read More »Funsho Aiyejina: Olu Obafemi’s and G.G. Darah’s immortal tributes (1)
Not long ago, Professor Titus Funsho Aiyejina, one of your country my country our country’s consummate scholar-poets and immaculately The post Funsho Aiyejina: Olu Obafemi’s and G.G. Darah’s immortal tributes …
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In any society, access to clean, and stable water supply for daily survival cannot be over-emphasised. In fact, the vital role of water to The post Imperative of transforming Lagos Water …
Read More »Aáwé’s day of glory and development challenges
July 5, 2024 was a historic day in the political and cultural annals of Aáwé town. That day was the memorable culmination of more than The post Aáwé’s day of …
Read More »Let Aliko Dangote be
It cannot come as a surprise that many negative forces have risen and are training their arrows to fire at Aliko Dangote. Some are already The post Let Aliko Dangote …
Read More »Rethinking Nigeria’s oil and gas governance for national development – Part 2
To reposition the oil and gas industry as a driver of economic diversification and sustainable development, it is essential to establish a clear national agenda. The post Rethinking Nigeria’s oil …
Read More »Let the third tier breathe: Implications of Supreme Court verdict – Part 2
President Tinubu, his successor, sought to combat the problem constitutionally by suing the governors. The Attorney General and Justice Minister, Lateef Fagbemi, approached the Supreme Court in May, seeking to compel …
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