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When knowledge produces casualties

When knowledge produces casualties

By VICTOR-BANDELE DADA Humanity has never possessed as much knowledge, technology and productive capacity as it does today. Yet millions remain hungry, billions struggle with inadequate housing or insecure livelihoods, and countless people are excluded from the opportunities that could transform their lives. Why does this happen? If knowledge is supposed to improve human existence, […]
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As lent begins: Was Fr. Maximus confused?

As lent begins: Was Fr. Maximus confused?

Valentine Obienyem During the introductory rites of Mass this morning, Fr. Maximus Okonkwo described Lent, which began today, as “the sacred season of Lent.” Indeed, that is precisely what it is. Ash Wednesday is more than just a liturgical day; it is a deeply symbolic moment. By marking the beginning of Lent with the imposition […]

Electoral Act Amendment: Appraising real-time electronic transmission

Electoral Act Amendment: Appraising real-time electronic transmission

By FEMI FALANA Nigeria stands at a defining electoral moment. The ongoing amendment to the Electoral Act presents not merely a technical legislative adjustment but a historic opportunity to consolidate democratic transparency and institutional credibility. At the heart of this debate lies the issue of the real-time electronic transmission of polling unit results, a matter that […]

On the economic and security benefits of ranching reform

On the economic and security benefits of ranching reform

By MUKHTAR YA’U MADOBI  President Bola Ahmed Tinubu recently reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to comprehensive ranching and livestock reforms at the National Economic Council, NEC, conference in Abuja. His message was clear: reforming Nigeria’s livestock sector is not optional, it is imperative for economic revitalisation and national security. The President emphasised that dairy farming, livestock investment, […]

Why Nigeria’s 90,000km fibre rollout must be intelligence‑driven

Why Nigeria’s 90,000km fibre rollout must be intelligence‑driven

By Ogaba Joseph Attah Nigeria stands at a defining moment in its digital transformation journey. The Federal Government’s proposed 90,000-kilometre fibre expansion — recently reported following remarks by the Honourable Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy — represents one of the most ambitious digital infrastructure commitments in the nation’s history. This is not merely […]