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Bayelsa Flag and Coat-of-Arms
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Nigerians speak on Ogoni, Bakassi political autonomy
A nation on edge: Will Nigeria’s break-up become a reality ?
‘Separation won’t remove all our misfortunes’
The Military distrusted Labour under Wahab Goodluck
Imoudu’s release led to re-organisation of Labour
Iva Valley massacre accelerated independence
How Military decreed against organised Labour
Colonialists’ wrong steps caused 1945 general strike
President John Atta Mills walked the walk of a democrat
How to resolve the Boko Haram insurgency, by Amb. Jonnie Carson
Lagosians lament menace of Agberos
The baggage of Lagos new traffic regime
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SubscribeDivergent views trail new traffic laws
Lagosians applauded Lagos State Governor, Babatunde Fashola and the commissioner of Transport for the wonderful initiative. Amid these praises, there are still some reservations as to the possibilities of ensuring that these laws are implemented without fear or favour.
The full package of the new Lagos Road Traffic Law
Barely 24 hours after Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State signed the new Road Traffic Law in the renewed effort to ensure sanity on the roads, Lagos residents, motorists, commercial motorcyclists, popularly called ‘Okada riders’ and other road users are viewing the new law in diverse perspectives.
Is there any hope for Nigeria? (2)
ABOVE all, a far-reaching rationalization of the Ministries and Agencies of Government taking into account the Oronsanye Report.
Is there any hope for Nigeria?
IS there any hope for Nigeria? This regrettably is a fair question given the massive challenges confronting Nigeria today – on issues of security of persons and property, political stability, economic development, increasing pauperization of the masses, degraded infrastructure of power, transportation, educational and health facilities,
Relationship between higher civil servants and their political masters (4)
THERE are concerns that the recruitment process into the Service is highly influenced by both the political and administrative leadership.
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