Opinion/Columns
Government College Keffi: A citadel of knowledge in Northern Nigeria
It was in July 1948, a five-year supplementary plan for educational development in the defunct Northern Provinces was adopted at...
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65 years of oil history has been good for Angola despite challenges
Angolan lawmakers last week approved the revision of current legislation, allowing for oil and gas pre-exploration studies to be carried...
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Oparanozie-NFF Saga: A tale of two wrongs
It is never to be justified of NFF's insistent act of owing players their benefits. It is wrong, and by...
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Revamping Nigeria’s economy not negotiable
Against a background of pervasive poverty, corruption and widespread unemployment, nearly three decades of military rule in Nigeria saw a...
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An objective opinion on the Nigerian Army
The general belief is that no country the world over survives the threats of insecurity without a robust and disciplined...
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Atiku: Deji Adeyanju’s Poor Knowledge of History
There is no doubt that Nigeria is going through tough times occasioned by the inept and lack of capacity of...
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Addressing the snowballing herders-farmers conflicts amidst national development: The urgency of now
The choice of the title for this piece is deliberate, and it is the outcome of relentless, and agitated, even...
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Revamping Nigeria’s economy not negotiable
Against the background of pervasive poverty, corruption and widespread unemployment, nearly three decades of military rule in Nigeria saw a...
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Racist politics, the bane of unity in Nigeria
Active citizenship demands that we interrogate the terms and buzzwords that overtly and subliminally shape public opinion. In Nigeria, since...
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Nigeria the 26th largest economy globally: How far?
In the last few days to the end of 2020, we were welcomed with what seemed like a cheering news...
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