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The policy assumes state financing, but Nigeria’s education budget has never exceeded 7 per cent of GDP—far below UNESCO’s 15–20 per cent recommendation. In 2022, 63 per cent of UBEC …

Notwithstanding its striking contradictions and socio-political challenges, the United States, a foundation UN member, remains a bastion of democracy, freedom, and liberty in the free world. The country played a …

Imagine two brothers born into the same household but raised with entirely different mindsets. One is trained in structured wealth creation—indoctrinated in the principles of education, global exposure, strategic networking, …

Nigeria’s highest court of justice, known as the Supreme Court of Nigeria, has been in the news in recent times for the ugliest of reasons. The Court delivered two highly …

Recently, the term ‘tariff’ has suddenly become a buzzword, frequently appearing in media headlines. The new administration of the United States seems convinced that the world is taking advantage of …

After seeing the quantum of decontamination work being done by the Hydrocarbon Pollution Remediation Project to remedy the heartless damage done to the soil of Ogoniland, it became difficult to …

There are several merchants of death prowling the nooks and crannies of Nigeria. They range from bandits, kidnappers, ritual murderers, and manufacturers of fake and substandard products. All of them …

In the week in which former Kaduna State Governor, Nasir el-Rufai abandoned the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), to chart a different political trajectory with the Social Democratic Party (SDP), …

Tariffs are monies paid on goods coming into or going out of a country, whilst executive orders are directives issued by a head of government, demanding urgent implementation. The first …

The story of the jar of life has many versions and varieties but the one that attracts attention most is one pertaining to the jar being filled with big rocks …