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Still on the whooping $1.5b for Port Harcourt refinery, by Gidado Yushau Shuaib
As expected, the “mind-boggling” contract awarded for the rehabilitation was greeted with mixed reactions. In some quarters, the debate was...
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Akeredolu: From hero to villain, courage to fear, by Taju Tijani
Quite curiously people will struggle to reconcile his recent gladiatorial resistance against the Fulani herdsmen in Ondo forests, which, to...
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EFCC and Gen. Mohammed: Witch hunting or fighting corruption?, by Armiyau Isah
The allegation against him referred to in the proceedings has not been formally charged before any court, neither has he...
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Nigeria and the Emerging Global Economy: Where do we stand?, by Sam Akpe
The theme of the Week was: “Akwa Ibom State, the Legal Profession and the Emerging Global Economy.” A few days...
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The scandal in Port Harcourt refinery, by Eric Teniola
Abracadabra is the best word to describe what is going on in Port Harcourt Refinery. The Refinery is situated at...
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And the door closed at Lagos court by ‘Dipo Onabanjo
I agreed with him but the question was which court to go since court cases take several years, as the...
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South East security situation: The days we feared are here, by Chima Christian
From Orlu to Nkpologwu, people, in Nigeria’s usual cloud of denialism, often referred to as “unknown gunmen” are on a...
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Towards a pedestrian-friendly environment, by Gbenga Onabanjo
The ambience, beauty, serenity, scenery, character, and the soul of the environment all enhance individual experiences and they go a...
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Advocating for Nigerian Media Monitoring and Measurement Association, by Queen Nwabueze
Put literally, PR measurement and evaluation is investigating to see whether you met your set objectives and overall goal just...
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Love letter to Aisha Buhari, by Tunde Odesola
Hajiya, I love you. Many people don’t know what we share. They don’t know we were both born on February...
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Hijab controversies: My wife’s experience in Kogi Islamic School, by Shaibu Stephen Ojate
Those who frown at the former adduced that the concerned schools presently fall under public institution declaring that discrimination on...
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E-commerce through and through: My experience with Konga.com, by Edward Mekoma
Last December, in the midst of the pandemic and its many restrictions on movement, online purchase came in handy for...
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Burna Boy as Nigerian musicians’ gutters-to-Grammy story, by Festus Adedayo
Last week, Nigeria’s name reverberated all over the world again, this time not for opaque-minded leadership, corruption, banditry, Boko Haram...
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Rather than manifesting, exhibiting and walking on the road of this Tortoise-wisdom-of-the-world, FG should let Nigerians know how much has...
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Passover: Bursting through your enemies, by Gabriel Agbo
Yes, he is God of love, patience and peace but also God of vengeance and war. He is God of...
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My journey in Jakande’s ‘School of Journalism’, by Folu Olamiti
Though it is said that no man is perfect, LKJ excelled in virtually every area of life he impacted. From...
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Revisiting Seplat after six years, by Okey Ikechukwu
Back in 2014 when it was said that Seplat “enjoys the rare distinction of being the first Nigerian company operating...
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Hijaab in Kwara: Bad news doesn’t get better with time, by Rafiu Ajakaye
This quote fits the hijaab controversy in Kwara State and it (also) explains the unpleasant yet a no-or-yes choices before...
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What manner of award is this?, by Abiodun Komolafe
In a world where development has become a refuge of scoundrels, it is an endless tale of people just converging...
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We are all together, by Femi Adesina
The event happened 45 years ago in the country. A drunken military officer, Lieutenant Colonel Buka Suka Dimka, led a...
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