Kebbi National Assembly caucus demands arrest of ex-AGF, Malami
PWDs laud Gov Alia for assenting Disability Act
Myanmar air strike kills at least 19 high school students – Armed group
I shed tears after making almajiris shoe merchants – Gov Abdullahi Sule
WHO says cholera kills more people for second consecutive year
Sirika’s claims spark fresh rumpus over failed Nigeria Air
Expert urges FG to ease access to SMEs grants to boost GDPs
ACBF pushes inclusive learning, cultural diversity in line with UN SDGs
Effective employee management for profitability and competitive edge
Day Kaduna stood still for Uba Sani
Russia says Ukraine peace talks frozen as NATO bolsters defences
Sokoto, Kebbi superhighway to gulp N3 trillion –Umahi
Anambra Government not ready for a second airport, says Commissioner
Delta: Odidi community laments oil spill, appeals for aid
Tinubu, Shettima and the Vice-Presidential curse, by Emmanuel Aziken
The Godfathers who own Nigeria, by Stephanie Shaakaa

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Stop turning children into prayer warriors, by Stephanie Shaakaa
The societies that thrived were not those that prayed the loudest but those that trained their young to question, reason, and innovate
While Nigerians starve, their governors clap at jets, by Stephanie Shaakaa
The men elected in 1999, for all their faults, would never abandon their states just to line up at an airport and wave at a departing president.
Gov Abiodun appoints 1,200 political assistants to strengthen grassroots democracy
By James Ogunnaike, Abeokuta In fulfilment of its commitment to deepen democratic participation and broaden access to the dividends of democracy, the Ogun State government has appointed 1,200 political assistants to serve as change agents and enhance civic engagement across the state. Announcing the initiative in a statement, the Special Adviser on Media and Strategy […]
Regional Bank manager killed three weeks after promotion
•Old students call for probe By Adesina Wahab A banker, Muhammed Suleiman, has been killed just three weeks after he was promoted to the position of Regional Manager by his employers, Union Bank PLC. Suleiman was shot dead on August 4, this year while going from Kaduna to Katsina in the course of his work. […]
Nigeria and the lessons from Nepal, by Ugoji Egbujo
A few days ago, things fell apart in Nepal. The country had seen political instability and grinding poverty in recent times, but this week it saw the gates of hell open. The parliament was burnt. The presidential palace was ransacked. The government fled. Ministers were dragged through the streets and chased into rivers. The youths said they […]

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