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Making better money decisions in 2027 (1)
CBN and CRYPTOS: Defending the financial system and economy
Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on Chinese BRI projects
KIDNAPPING: The new threat to education in Nigeria
On political leadership: A review essay
Generating more revenue for economic growth
Yobe: The road to recovery
My loyalty to Mr. President unquestionable
The Terror Factory — Gbenro Olajuyigbe
Nigeria businesses can become powerhouses on web — Dr Thompson
The other side of APOSTLE SULAIMAN
Jide Akinbiyi: Man of history drops into history

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In Loving And Caring For “The Young”: AVOMA, A Story Of Gratitude
By Gerald Eze The recent issue of banditry all over the country is a clear sign that the human life in Nigeria suffers indignity. While musical instruments can be found in the hands of some (music), guns can be found in the hands of others (chaos). Should we continue to watch the psyche of young […]
Why the world must not forget Khojaly massacre
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Quality STEM Education is the new normal
By Matthew Odu Supporting STEM education among youths in Africa is essential to the continent’s social and economic development. STEM education which primarily revolves around Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, has become highly sought after by learners all across the world and is crucial in encouraging a nation’s development. Recent reports suggest that over the […]
Benin, its neighbours and the ‘law’ of movement
By Oghogho Obayuwana THIS really, is about a paradigm of non-resolution of the aboriginal question in Nigeria. It came to light that a certain community known as Ologbo in Edo State had been engulfed by communal tension with reports also of clashes, killings, kidnappings and arrests, etc. Now, is it the modular refinery with its […]
My $1.9b in Minnesota bank by Femi Adesina
By FEMI ADESINA Let’s have a comic diversion today from weightier matters of our national life. Because what I want to discuss can only be comic, if not also idiotic and otiose. Yes, you read the headline right. The money I allegedly stashed at a bank in Minnesota, United States of America. Not millions of […]

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