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Applauding The Resurgent Naira

By Nze Chidi Duru, OON My concern over the transaction value of the Naira has begun to recede in recent time. On 4th December, 2024, in an article entitled: “Economy Slipping into State of Doldrum: A Call for Urgent Revaluation of the
February 28, 2026
Student

On That UNIZIK Student

By Valentine Obienyem I could not comment on the behaviour of that UNIZIK student earlier because my Facebook account was suspended. However, I received numerous messages asking for my opinion. Now that my account has been restored, and having had the privilege
February 13, 2025
Zelenskyy

Ukraine Didn’t Lose The War, But May Lose The Peace

Pete Hegseth, the US Secretary of Defense made a statement that the President of the United States of America Mr. Donald John Trump was working to achieve peace between Russia and Ukraine. He gave some preconditions for Ukraine such as saying that
February 13, 2025
Mass Wedding

Mass Weddings In Northern Nigeria

The headlines last week gave a kaleidoscopic picture of the Nigerian tragedy: Lagos State allocates N3.5 billion to improve power supply; Kano votes N2.5 billion for mass wedding. It captures the inherent absurdities in our nation and the different the mindsets of
February 11, 2025
Onwubiko Marwa

The Swallowing Of Pellets Of Drugs

By Emmanuel Onwubiko In the past few weeks,  there have been some spectacular successes scored by the country’s counter-narcotics agency, the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA). But that’s not the topic of today’s discussion. We are rather worried about a re-emerged
February 9, 2025
Akwa Ibom APC: Two secretariats, many troubles

Akwa Ibom APC: Two Secretariats, Many Troubles

Akwa Ibom State Chapter of APC has two secretariats in Uyo, the state capital. They stand four kilometers apart, separated by acrimony and bad blood, but bonded by decay and abandonment. They are a clear restatement to the parlous conditions of the
February 7, 2025
Calls for Decentralisation of Seaport in Nigeria Increases

Nigeria’s Port Monopoly: A Ticking Time Bomb For The Economy

Nigeria’s over-reliance on the Lagos Port Complex for exports and imports is a strategic vulnerability that demands urgent attention. With 94% of exports and 76% of imports passing through this single port, the country’s economy is precarious. The lack of dredging and
February 7, 2025
Politicians Pop Champagnes But The Rest Starve

Politicians Pop Champagnes But The Rest Starve

By Emmanuel Onwubiko There is one social development that has emerged with the advent of the current president Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration. This social trend which is very outrightly negative is the reality that the harsh, toxic, thoughtlessly coordinated and implemented economic
February 7, 2025
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