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National Stadium comes alive
Delta’s micro-credit democracy
Ogodo family wins 8-year-old land case
Oshiomhole as agent of change
NBA flaysJonathan over Salami’s recall
Edo guber poll: PDP accuses ACN of arms build-up
I didn’t campaign for Oshiomhole – Osunbor
Italian engineer kidnapped in Ilorin
Jacob Zuma and the truth of Art…
Ebonyi PDP vows not to re-admit decampees
Beyond Senate’s ban on ‘miracle centres’
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SubscribeWe waste a lot of ideas in Nigeria, says Frederick Ohiaeri
It will be almost impossible for Nigeria, as an import-dependent economy, to achieve her Vision 20 20-20. The only way to go about making that dream a reality is by cultivating production culture. It is on record that Nigeria imports almost everything – from electronics, to agric produce, to household utensils. Even the most simple things like toothpicks and safety matches are imported when all the facilities required for smooth production are locally available.
Navigating Nigeria through colours
Nigeria is a multi-ethnic society of about 140,000,000 people with well over 250 dialects. But sadly, this immensely blessed country has failed to take advantage of her rich endowment in human, cultural and natural resources for the betterment of the people.
Yakowa backs Jonathan on Moshood Abiola varsity
KADUNA—Governor Patrick Yakowa of Kaduna State, yesterday, said he was in support of the re-naming of University of Lagos, UNILAG, to Moshood Abiola University, MAUL, by President Goodluck Jonathan. He described it as a wonderful democracy gift to Nigerians.
Borno Gov commutes 2 life sentences, frees 44 others
MAIDUGURI—BORNO State Governor, Kashim Shettima has granted amnesty to 46 prison inmates, including two persons awaiting execution after a death sentence was passed on them by a court in Maiduguri.
DPP condemns deployment of troops in Abraka
DEMOCRATIC Peoples Prty,DPP, has condemned the deployment of truckloads of soldiers and policemen in Abraka, allegedly on the orders of Delta State Governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan.
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