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The debate on climate change is among the most presently discussed topics on the earth’s surface. Making this perceived climate change challenge look alluring was the recent news report that …

The above tense exchange between the merciless merchant, Shylock, and the Judge, Portia, in William Shakespeare’s 16th Century drama, The Merchant of Venice, depicts the moneylender’s desperation for interest, figuratively …

The political crisis in Rivers State seemed like a child’s play when the inventors first tested the waters. It has now snowballed into a matter of national concern. President Bola …

It’s another Christmas, the dies natalis (birthday) of Jesus Christ. At Christmas, we are invited to relive that deepest mystery that took place more than 2000 years ago. As the …

In a 2015 survey carried out by Nigerians in the Square Mile (NISM) about the view of the City of London on Nigeria as an investment destination, it was concluded …

The fixation of philosophical and political thinkers to the suffix-isms is an interesting one. I got my own fixation by reading to my father words having that concluding jargon due …

The mere mention of the word ‘Christmas’ evokes a scintillating spectrum of euphoria, as not just an annual religious celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ, who the Christians refer …

Let’s study this classic that most of us have received many times across platforms. It is on ‘why collapse of education is the collapse of a nation’. Recall that the …

The crucible, otherwise called the school of experience adequately world class leaders. Nelson Mandela was there, and on coming out, his landmark achievements speak till today. Unlike Mandela, Engineer Umar …

Sending remittances is still expensive globally, with an average cost of 6.20 per cent of the amount sent, surpassing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) target of three percent. This underscores …