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2023: Nsukka leaders unite for Ugwuanyi

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The textbooks Abracadabra
Agberos have seized textbook writing and publishing.In those days, siblings shared books. Older siblings wrapped their textbooks with brown paper and powdered the pages so that the books could remain clean and fresh, preserved for younger siblings. But that has changed.
Why APC lost Abuja council poll – Dauda, APC presidential aspirant
A 2023 Presidential Aspirant on the platform of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Dr. Ibrahim Bello Dauda, has decried the poor performance of the APC in Saturday’s council polls in Abuja and urged the party to learn from its mistakes ahead of the 2023 general elections.
This is not hunger!
I would have written this long before now, but my heart was torn between just writing to share an experience, and the horrible truth that innocent children were involved. It was New Year eve, my sister and I had gone for last-minute shopping at one of Diya Street, Gbagada’s supermarkets.
School vs Country: Which should attract more loyalty?
Alhaji Abdulkadir was the Managing Director of NIDB in 1985 when then-President Babangida made him head a committee on IMF following the heated national debate on whether Nigeria should go the IMF route or not. I had a good relationship with him and visited his office from time to time – often without an appointment – to pick his brains on national issues.
Nigeria’s fuel crisis fuels health hazards
By Sola Ogundipe Amid the lingering fuel crisis in Nigeria, cases of hazardous health effects from unsafe exposure to Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, (petrol) has been on the increase. Reports of persons reporting to the hospital with complaints of headache, nausea, dizziness and respiratory irritation, etc., after accidental ingestion of petrol or inhalation of the […]

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