Growth without relief: Nigerians cannot eat GDP figures
Atiku’s Border Promise: Between political expediency and Nigeria’s national interest
Attorney-Gen Adoke and the burden of memory
Aviation At 59: The undulating landscape
General Buratai’s spiritual warfare campaigns and matters arising
Of moles and blackmailers in DESOPADEC
Nigeria’s increasing population and child malnutrition
Analysis: Boko Haram, prayers, indoctrination and science
Fowler, FIRS and the challenge of reforms
As we celebrate 59 years of nationhood…
Boko Haram, ISWAP: General Buratai and spiritual warfare
Nigeria’s sovereignty and the exemplary leadership of Nigerian Army
Make Nigeria great, returnee ministers
Dapo Abiodun cuts travel time between Sango-Ota and Lagos

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Queen mother of the royal son and sibling rivalry
The phenomenon of rivalry among sibling manifests itself in more forms than one. The failure to acknowledge Mary’s motherhood is one of the most evident manifestations of the sibling rivalries.
Prof. Yemi Osinbajo: The man, the media devourers, his triumph
By Eniola Opeyemi I have read in recent times, the roar of media lions crying badly, so deadly in sound and it appears that they have devoured the whole city. But in reality, their calibers and set of other carnivorous animals, blood – thirsty are already in the zoo of immorality and out of contact. […]
Nigeria’s street food industry and its socio-economic dynamics
By Chinaza Arinzechukwu Food safety is a concept that involves handling, preparing and storing foods in a way that protects the food from being contaminated. It’s a shared responsibility of everyone involved in the food chain (farmers, manufacturers, processors, distributors, retailers, and consumers). Foods can become unsafe when contaminated with illness-causing bacteria, viruses, parasites or […]
Legal and institutional restructuring for the next Nigeria
Introduction: President Mohammadu Buhari’s 2019 Independence Day address to the nation may have created an enabling platform to encourage new discussions on how to transform Nigeria’s economy. The President’ssetting up of an Economic Advisory Council, EAC, is an important tool in this regard. At the Platform, a biannual televised conference organized by Covenant Christian Centre in Lagos, Prof Chukwuma Soludo and Bismarck Rewane laid out a strategy upon which economic transformation can work. Prof. Soludo aptly likened Nigeria’s current reality to building a 100-storey building upon the foundation of an old bungalow. I agree entirely with Prof. Soludo that it is not feasible to build a 100-storey building on the foundation of an old bungalow. Likewise, economic transformation can’t be built on Nigeria’s outmoded economic development model. It is crucial to design a comprehensive institutional development design, which is like an architectural plan to transform Nigeria. It is important that the design take into account development law as it is a vital element of any successful model. Some thoughts.
2019 World Teachers’ Day: Leaving long-lasting legacies
If you would not be forgotten as soon as you are dead, either write something worth reading or do something worth writing – Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790), United Statesfounding father.

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