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Merits, Demerits and Remits of State Rewards

By Oseloka H. Obaze Social media has a way of either uplifting your day or just sullying the day, ever before it starts. For me, SM is an inevitable tool. I gave up on television long ago. This lazy Sunday morning, I
December 16, 2025
NNPCL GMD

NNPCL Turning A New Leaf

 By Emmanuel Onwubiko Camillus Eboh is one of the most experienced Nigerian journalists still practicing after over two decades since he began at The Guardian newspaper of Nigeria, which is the indisputable flagship of newspapering in Nigeria. This gentleman now works for
August 28, 2024
Harnessing Igbo, Yoruba Cooperation Amidst Rising Tensions

Harnessing Igbo, Yoruba Cooperation Amidst Rising Tensions

The relationship between Igbo and Yoruba, two of Nigeria’s most prominent ethnic groups, is characterised by a rich history of cultural exchanges, collaboration, and rivalry. This dynamics has evolved over time, shaped by various political, economic, and social influences. Today, one might
August 26, 2024
Looming Danger of Docile Political Opposition

Looming Danger Of Docile Political Opposition

It has become necessary to draw the attention of opposition political leaders in the country that the current care-free or unserious disposition could produce a disastrous outcome whereby Nigerians may be unable to change the government of President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu
August 26, 2024
Cigarette

Cigarette Smokers Of Hilton

One thing that kills democracy is impunity and lawlessness. There is a groundswell of empirical evidence to demonstrate without any shadows of doubt that one of the twin evils tearing Nigeria’s democracy apart and setting Nigeria out as one of the most
August 23, 2024
Deconstructing Nigeria

Nigeria’s Curious Next Steps

 The art and practice of good governance and nation-building is not for the apathetic, shortsighted or presumptuous. Only focused, selfless, visionary, adaptive and transformative leaders end up being great leaders and nation-builders. For sixty-four years, Nigerian leaders have respectively offered platitudinous intent
August 19, 2024
After The Protests And Beyond Bad Governance

After The Protests And Beyond Bad Governance

As the nationwide protests quieten, the country continues to recount the losses in lives and property, with some elements threatening to do more if government does not do right in the long run. In terms of lives, anywhere from 20 to 40
August 18, 2024
Danger! Endless Landmines In Selecting UNN VC

Danger! Endless Landmines In Selecting UNN VC

On 10th June 2024, when the five-year tenure of former UNN Vice Chancellor (VC), Prof Charles Igwe ended, there was no substantive VC to replace him. The absence of a Governing Council meant that the normal succession process of appointing a VC
August 16, 2024
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