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This is most trying moment of my life — Widow of late Bayelsa dep gov
Akran of Badagry dies at 89
Education reforms: FG, ASUU to unveil new agreement
Youths raise alarm over fresh terror attacks in Plateau
How manufacturing sector can grow in 2026 — Experts
NBS drops old consumption habits, refreshes inflation data
2027: Atiku, PDP, CUPP decry alleged crackdown on dissent
Community pharmacies are recognised health facilities — ACPN
How BeautyGoddess is redefining influence in Nigeria’s digital era
Malaria: Drug resistance, new mosquito species put Nigeria on alert
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SubscribeTechnology and the Future of Nigeria: Why Norman Bwuruk Didam’s perspective matters
By Juliet Umeh Norman Bwuruk Didam presents a compelling case for why technology represents one of Nigeria’s most important pathways to global competitiveness and sustainable youth empowerment. His perspective aligns with a growing consensus among technology professionals, entrepreneurs, and development observers who view digital innovation as central to Nigeria’s long-term economic transformation.Rather than focusing on […]
New guideline on use of school textbooks
We consider the Federal Ministry of Education’s recent decisions on reuse of textbooks and a cap on the number of approved textbooks per subject in pre-tertiary schools a timely and commendable intervention in Nigeria’s struggling education sector. Under the new guidelines, government has prohibited the use of disposable workbooks, ensuring that textbooks can be re-used […]
Zangon Kataf chairman accepts apology over Christmas fund claim
The Chairman of Zangon Kataf Local Government Area of Kaduna State, Engr. Bege Joseph Gaiya, has accepted a retraction and public apology issued over an earlier claim concerning Christmas-related funds.
Elections in Nigeria not completely decided by voters — Tambuwal
Tambuwal argued that while Nigerians turn out to vote, the final outcome of elections is often distorted during collation.
Endangered, by Hakeem Baba-Ahmed
“A bridge is repaired only someone falls into the water”. African proverb. A huge quantity of our political values, fortunes and assets are critically endangered. This does not mean they are irretrievably lost. It means they are on margins that require major efforts to retrieve them, or considerable incompetence or indifference to lose them. Human […]
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