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Early warning from Niger

Early warning from Niger

West African leaders must come down from their high horses and speak truth to themselves. The spate of military interventions will only stop if democracy, as practised in the sub region, began to wear a…

Outrage Over Hike In Tuition Fees By FG-Owned Institutions

Outrage Over Hike In Tuition Fees By FG-Owned Institutions

It does not take rocket science to fully grasp the connecting chord between the rate of economic development of a country, via social security and industrial production with the focused funding on quality education delivery.…

Finding Solution To Nigeria’s Flood Disaster

Finding Solution To Nigeria’s Flood Disaster

Different parts of Nigeria have been subjected to the devastating impact of heavy rains and flooding. Investments worth billions of naira have been lost. In some cases, individuals have either been injured or dispatched to…

sadiq Abdullahi’s uncommon mission

sadiq Abdullahi’s uncommon mission

Stories of insecurity are not enough to keep Sadiq Abdullahi away from home where passion for sports development keeps the legend going. The man is all over Nigeria, from South to North, working to bring…

Managing PTSD in the military

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is part of the price some combatants pay as a result of conflict. It disorientates the humanity endowed by creation and leads to dastardly consequences. In Nigeria there is need to…

Operation Restore South East

Operation Restore South East

What is happening in the South-East Geo political Zone is unacceptable. What began as a peaceful movement has suddenly turned violent, with criminal gangs fouling the once serene environment. People are now mandatorily forced to…

Controversy Over Tinubu’s Palliatives For Poor Nigerians

Controversy Over Tinubu’s Palliatives For Poor Nigerians

The valid position and admonition of seasoned economists to political leaders, over the years, is not to throw money – no matter how much – at persisting poverty-related problems in their bid to solve them.…

Justice: Taking a cue from Rwanda

Justice: Taking a cue from Rwanda

The recent arrest of Fulgence Kayishema in South Africa near- ly 30 years after the Rwandan Genocide is an indi- cation that there will always be a last day for the criminal, no matter how…

Combating the menace of illegal mining

Combating the menace of illegal mining

From Taraba, Kaduna, Zamfara states up in the northern geo-political zone, through Plateau, Kogi, Kwara states in the North-central down to the southern states of Osun, Edo, Imo and Cross River, the recurring decimal of…

Plateau’s blood spangled tales

Plateau’s blood spangled tales

President Bola Tinubu must begin to show the world that his government is ready to battle insecurity. What the country needs is the political will to engage the rag tag army of herdsmen, bandits and…