Nigeria must secure its agro-export future
Benue blockade of Peter Obi unacceptable
Siren abuse must stop
Herdsmen attacks as trigger to famine
Need to mop up small, light weapons
Stop these child voters now
Keeping Nigerians away from jails abroad
Protesters, please stop blocking the highways
Police, Gov. Ortom face-off a shame
How many times shall we defeat Boko Haram?
Sustaining the war against malaria
Tackling our frightening unemployment statistics
Buhari and Obasanjo’s refined exchanges
Saving Kenya from a civil war
As Nigeria bids Ekwueme goodbye today
Kudos on rehabilitation efforts for Wilson Oruma
End corporal punishment in schools

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Obasanjo, an academic icon
Obasanjo, who enrolled in the university with Matriculation Number 146058901, successfully defended his thesis entitled: Resolving the Unfinished Agenda in Liberation Theology: Leadership, Poverty and Underdevelopment in North Eastern Nigeria. He was praised by Dr Samaila Mande, the Dean of Postgraduate School of NOUN, for being a pace-setter in the course which he manages.
Kudos to EU on Borno rehab package
To say that this and other gestures of empathy and goodwill by the EU and other humanitarian bodies are welcome is putting it mildly. It is a huge relief, especially for a state whose government has bravely but with determination carried the grim burden of the carnage while spending much of its lean resources in caring for the displaced persons and rebuilding devastated communities.
Nigeria’s low 2018 growth forecast
THE World Bank recently released its 2018 economic growth forecasts for nations all over the world. Global Gross Domestic Product, GDP, is supposed to grow by 3.1 per cent during this year.
Stop fake branding of local rice
THE Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Anchor Borrowers’ Programme initiated on November 17, 2015 to boost the production of key agricultural commodities set off a major stampede in small-holder involvement in rice production in many states of the Federation.
Curbing deaths during Lassa fever outbreaks
THE death of two medical doctors and one nurse from Lassa fever in Ebonyi State once again highlights the need for decisive measures to strengthen the nation’s health system and proactively respond to disease outbreaks.

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