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Mixed bag for Anambra State at 35, says Offodile
By IfeanyiChukwu Afuba
An Executive Director of Nigerian Maritime, Administration and Safety Agency, (NIMASA), Chudi Offodile, says erosion and environmental issues, low internally generated revenue, soaring house rent and brain drain!-->!-->!-->…
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What a narrow alley in Hangzhou taught me about prosperity
By Mohammad Toyeeb Abdulsalam
A Nigerian student walks through Xiaoying Lane and finds a different answer to a question his own country is still asking. There were old women sitting around a wooden table when I walked in, not waiting,!-->!-->!-->…
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Opportunity or entrapment? What Nigeria’s youth must ask before flying to Russia
By Oumarou Sanou
There is nothing wrong with urging Nigerian youth to look past Britain, America and Canada, or with Russia offering scholarships to African students. Young Nigerians deserve every legitimate route to education the world!-->!-->!-->…
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Zulum at 57: A Legacy of service, courage, and hope
By: Dr. James Bwala
Everyone deserves a tribute on a special day. At 57, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum stands as a remarkable example of how humility, courage, compassion, and disciplined service can transform a life and inspire an!-->!-->!-->…
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Governor Radda: Pragmatic leader transforming Katsina through vision, commitment and purpose
By Bashir Ya'u
In the ever-evolving landscape of leadership and governance, effective leadership is measured not merely by words and promises, but by the courage to act, the consistency to pursue meaningful reforms, and the!-->!-->!-->…
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TASBISA at one: A call to service, innovation and collective ownership
By Elder Josiah Bitrus Habu
As the Taraba State Bioentrepreneurship Innovation and Solutions Agency (TASBISA) marks one year since the inauguration of its Governing Board, the Agency has reaffirmed its commitment to innovation,!-->!-->!-->…
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National Ranching Policy: Whose land, whose ranches, whose future?
By Tom Chiahemen
There is something profoundly unsettling about a government announcing a policy ostensibly designed to resolve one of Nigeria's most intractable security and agricultural problems, only to discover that the announcement!-->!-->!-->…
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Prof. Odinkalu: A man in a glasshouse throwing stones
By Bitrus Atta
In communities across the third world, the yearning for development is loud.
Many of our villages still lack motorable roads, potable water, electricity, functional schools and clinics.
For natives who feel this!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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ZACCH ADEDEJI, AND THE COMMON MAN’S WELFARE
By Michael OnaziTaxation is often seen as money taken from the people by government. But there is another way to look at it. When taxes are properly collected and judiciously used, they give government the resources it needs to provide!-->…
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From 31st to 4th: How Wike is changing Abuja’s business environment
By Dr Jumai Ahmadu
FCT’s remarkable rise in PEBEC ranking reflects infrastructure renewal, land administration reforms, improved service delivery and a reinvigorated investment drive
When the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) was!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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