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‘Ghost’ beneficiaries beneficiaries of N33/7bn cash transfer

• Doubts over whether billions in benefits reached poor Nigerians By Dele Sobowale The N33.75 billion transfer controversy, now rocking the nation, is neither new, nor did the massive fraud stop in 2026. The well-oiled and entrenched mechanisms for transferring public funds, meant for poverty alleviation, into the bottomless pockets of public servants, continues till today […]
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The strides of business aviation in Nigeria

By Danjuma Audu The aviation sector is fast becoming one of the best performing sectors of the Nigerian economy with the recent strides of players in both commercial and business aviation segments of the sector. However, whilst there have been accolades for some of the indigenous players in the commercial segment, the efforts and contributions […]

ALLEN ONYEAMA:  The unappreciated Nigerian?

By Kenny D. Okotie Very unfortunately, Nigeria is not working as it would have been expected to work. This could be largely attributed to the self-inflicted anomalies upon us by ourselves. And it can only happen in a country where there’s no genuine love for one another, where one is not his brother’s keeper and, […]

GCK and the way out of probity crisis

By Banji Ojewale At the close of every month, an African non-denominational brand, the Global Crusade with Kumuyi, GCK, launches into the international scene, seeking a solution to humanity’s multidisciplinary crisis, arising from integrity bereavement. We’re all discomfited, distressed and depressed under a cloud of uncertainty about what is to drop down. The nations and […]

MAY 29: The Inflection Point – Transitioning from hope to action

By Morenike Taire Truth be told, governance in Nigeria has been replete with false starts, failed promises and dashed hopes. Hence, President Bola Tinubu’s “Renewed Hope” tagline largely fails to strike a chord with the majority. His records as governor of Lagos State were largely that of an effective reformer who brought his private sector […]

Urgent need for national Christian army 

By KEHINDE OKUNOMO THE title of this article is not meant to embarrass government officials but rather to notify them of their perceived cluelessness, passivity and inability over the years to arrest the persistent decimation of the Christian population in Nigeria by the radical Islamists, whether in government, by traditional rulers or individuals aided by Saudi […]

Yahooism and the future of the Nigerian youth

By DENNIS ALEMU THERE is a popular Jewish adage that says: “An unjust society always has within it the seeds of its own destruction.” The wisdom in this adage can be juxtaposed in the avalanche of get-rich-quick schemes springing up in the country, and which continue to enjoy unprecedented patronage and appeal among Nigerians, especially the […]

ONSA, SCIPC and inter-agency collaboration against insecurity

By MUKHTAR MADOBI RECENTLY, the National Security Adviser, NSA, Malam Nuhu Ribadu, hosted members of the Forum of Spokespersons of Security and Response Agencies, FOSSRA, where he underscored the crucial role they play in adopting a proactive and strategic approach to engaging with the public and countering disinformation, thereby making them feel valued and integral to […]

Solomon Arase: Getting It Right At The Police Service Commission

By Cletus Agada The intelligence czar and former Inspector General of Police who brought so much innovation and creativity into policing while he held sway as the nation’s number one Cop has brought his signature of excellence to the administration of the Police Service Commission. Solomon Arase has dedicated his entire career to the advancement of […]

Itsekiri nation and its political strategy

By BOBSON GBINIJE Polymorphous systematisation and the or chestration of strategic maneuvering remain cardinal adjuncts and imperative constructs in political engineering processes. The collectivity’s indices are multi-dimensionally structured to the economic, socio-political organic fibre of singularity giving the arrow-head its pungency. Demographically, the Itsekiri people constitute a minute minority – a kind of microcosm in […]

The Ministry of Labour’s resurgence under Onyejeocha’s leadership

By Emameh Gabriel The Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment has experienced a significant resurgence in the last nine months, thanks to the visionary leadership of the Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, a highly experienced and accomplished politician, who has brought a new era of progress and innovation to the ministry. […]

The rising threat to industrial control systems

By Sulaimon Adeniji Imagine waking up to find that your country’s power grid has been hacked, causing blackouts, fuel shortages, or water supply disruptions. Sounds like something out of a movie, right? Unfortunately, it’s real. Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting industrial control systems (ICS), which power factories, power plants, and critical infrastructure.  These systems were never designed […]

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