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Shelter is one of the three basic needs of man and that is why governments across the globe are fashioning flexible housing policies that guarantee provision of affordable houses, for …

With 32.70 per cent headline inflation, 40.20 per cent food inflation, and bread inflation of 45 per cent, all caused by the removal of subsidies from petrol and electricity, and …

Over time, I have been reflecting on Nigeria’s underdevelopment status despite our great potential. Many say our problem is leadership; others think it is followership. Not a few have also …

The deplorable state of Nigeria is precisely because all our political leaders, since colonial independence in 1960, have adhered to a paradigm that prescribes the use of budgeting as a …

Let me start by felicitating His Excellency, the Executive Governor of Ekiti State—Mr. Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji—on the occasion of his second anniversary as the chief executive of this great state. …

The judicial career of Francis Chukwuma Abosi was supposed to last only seven years. In the event, he did 12 and may well have reached 20 years if events had …

It is often said that hope is the last thing a person loses before giving up finally on all fronts. The post The paradox of a declining optimism appeared first …

Who is Pharaoh Ramses II, the Great? According to history and the book titled Ramesses II: Pharaoh of Glory by Kenneth Kitchen, Pharaoh Ramesses II, ruled Egypt from 1279 to …

Thank God I was not in the Senate’s hallowed chamber in Abuja on Thursday, October 17, 2024. That was the day Nigerian senators affirmed their belief in the leadership of …

Good morning Mr President. I am refreshing your memory on the issue of the farmer-herder crisis, a euphemism for the landgrab project of the hegemonic Fulani elite to inflict internal …