70 hearty garlands for Senator Ayo Arise
A Forecast Is Not a Verdict: Why The Economist Misreads 2027
Re: The Boko Haram “technical defeat” ruse is unravelling
Using women to stop vote-buying
How conspiracy against Obiano, APGA failed
The Ijebu, the Yoruba and their influence on the Bible and Judaism – Reno
Ogboru and Delta 2019: Advertisement for the philosopher king
All eyes on Kwankwaso
Ex-Enugu CJ, Umezulike: The quintessential jurisperitus takes a bow
The late Brigadier Bamigboye: Farewell to Statesmanship
NIGERIA @58: Why Nigeria’s growth is stunted
NIGERIA @58: Why Nigeria’s growth is stunted
Towards APC’s new governance model
Nigeria : A brother Jero Country?
Okowa and conspiracy
Delta 2019: Is APC working for the reelection of Okowa?
As League of Nigerian Columnists berths today

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Revisiting the Bonny Bodo and bridges projects
PRESIDENT Yar’Adua, on assumption of office introduced the Amnesty Programme for Niger Delta militants, through which oil production returned to its pre-militancy level. There has been relative peace in the Niger Delta area since then. It is only in an environment of peace and harmony that development can take place. With an end to hostilities in Niger Delta Region, the Federal government embarked on massive road and infrastructural development projects in the area.
Reviving Delta state’s ailing ports
DELTA State is endowed with the highest concentration of seaports in the country. They are old and new Warri ports, Forcardos, Burutu ports and the Sapele port, ceded to the Nigeria Navy. The State also has Koko port, the deepest natural harbour in West Africa. These ports made great contributions to the economy of the nation and also provided employment to a large number of Nigerians and foreigners.
Why Ngige can’t be intimidated
Lately, a seeming hush-hush arm of the opposition, hibernating in a section of the media found a good sport in the Hon. Minister of Labour and Employment, Sen. Chris Ngige.
Our youth are our future so why is family planning so taboo for young people in Nigeria?
In my first year at university, my roommate and close friend Kathy inadvertently became pregnant. She was only 18. The daughter of a religious leader and a promising student, she had her whole life ahead of her. But she was unready to be a mother and feared the stigma of an unplanned pregnancy. So she tried to end the pregnancy herself.
Sule Lamido: A lesson in commitment
While those presently jostling to be the party’s presidential flagbearer were busy defecting from the party for the fresh aroma of political offices, Sule Lamido was not one to be bother by momentary pleasure

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