Countdown to 2027: Edo North is for Oshiomhole
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OGBORU: Will he be Great again!
Okowa and Sports: The pride of Delta
The Koko leadership tussle
Dapo Abiodun: Nine months of great strides
2023: The Tinubu factor
Demolition: Ugwuanyi should not be crucified
God’s focus on Imo people
Gen. Buratai still focused on victory over Boko Haram
Akpabio and new vision for Niger Delta
The magic of KEDCO’s revival
Edo Òkpa ‘Nó: A mere slogan?
Standing against the use of child soldiers
Between Emir Sanusi, Governor Ganduje and President Buhari
When a PFA goes beyond the call of duty
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SubscribeHospitality as key driver of Africa’s economic growth
By George Ukadike THE tourism sector is expected to drive Africa’s economic growth following the African Continental Free Trade Agreement, AfCFTA, through its travel and hospitality subsectors. This can be attributed to the progressive contribution of the two sectors to the continent’s GDP, from 7.8 per cent in 2016; 8.1 per cent in 2017 to […]
Proprietary of Tax in a Dysfunctional State
By Kenneth Ohamaeze A few years ago, I sat with a group of journalists at one of their local secretariat as each of them was trying to recall his experience while visiting a popular Pentecostal Church somewhere around the state. Ostensibly the media men had accompanied on “assignment”, a group of tax Collectors from the […]
Full transcript of Father Kukah address
For A Tormented Nation and A Besieged Faith is the title of a homily by Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah at Good Shepherd Seminary, Kaduna, on Tuesday, during the funeral mass of a seminarian, Michael Nnamdi, who was murdered by kidnappers. It is reproduced here in full.
Sir Kesington Adebutu: The White Knight fighting for education in Nigeria
By Boladale Adekoya Sir Kesington Adebutu: There is a convergence point of belief amongst philosophers, scholars, and pundits when analyzing the key elements to the development of any society and the sustenance of generation-to-generation innovations. They all agreed that for any society to succeed, it must prioritize the education of its citizens. There are no […]
Two gentlemen in Warri
By Sunny Ikhioya Warri: INSIDE the chaos and apparent drift of the Nigerian nation, a silent revolution is going on in our internal sub-culture. And when we notice or observe such, there is this feeling of hope that our country’s prospect is great. We have seen leadership openly flaunt resources that belong to the commonwealth […]
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