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Security organisations in the Nigeria face various challenges and threats to citizens, infrastructure and national borders. The post Security, science and technology: Exploring enhanced productivity – Part 3 appeared first …

On Sunday December 25, 2022, I wrote an article here titled, ‘No-Happy-New-Year Wish For Southern Leaders’ The post No Happy-New-Year wish for Southwest leaders appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria …

In a recent intervention on ‘Targeted judicial reforms and enhanced judicial integrity in post-election litigation’, the columnist, Farooq Kperogi, made some profound observatnions and recommendations towards sanitizing the nation’s political …

The provocative and obscene celebration of birthdays by public personages is fast becoming a rude national pastime. The general Nigerian audience has bemusedly endured a siege of insults for quite …

Unity is the opposite of being divided. The Cambridge Dictionary defines unity as a state of being joined together or in agreement. The post Unity: When men, women come together, …

When I accepted the invitation to guest-speak at the Summit, this Summit, of the Edo Zone of the Neo-Black Movement of Africa (NBM) I must admit straightaway that I did …

After a very long time, one arm of our electric power authority had the courtesy to alert us that it would shut down for three days and we would not …

Ordinarily, the crisis brewing in the Ikoyi kingdom of Lagos Island over the choice of successor to the vacant throne is needless, indeed avoidable if only the stakeholders adhere to …

Whenever I’m privileged to visit Ilorin the Kwara State capital, I include in my itinerary a visit to the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN), as is popularly abbreviated. My passion, maybe …

Continued from yesterday The ideas of state and people are closely related. Indeed, a classic definition of sovereignty (which is the key attribute of a state) is effective control over …