Tegbe’s 24-hour energy zones and the shift from megawatts to money
The Abiku in Dr Dennis Otuaro
AFCON 2025 – An enchanting story begins its final journey
Why our workforce crisis isn’t about skills, it’s about systems
Great Ogboru: A beacon of hope, progress and development
Omotosho: New hand on the wheel at MultiChoice Nigeria
Operation Weti e in retrospect: Its metaphors, lessons
Nigeria 2026 outlook: Stability at last, but on narrow ledge
That blood, tears may reduce on our roads
Anioma: Between history, heritage, and political choice
Mohammed Ali: A posthumous birthday
True Test of a Teacher: Transforming the least into the best
Recent unrest and protests in Iran: The role of foreign interference
Lessons from Venezuela and Greenland
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By EBUKA UKOH Every January 15 since I can remember, Nigeria pauses. We lower flags. We lay wreaths. We release white pigeons into the sky. We stand still while the bugle sounds. We speak solemn words about sacrifice, valour, and duty. We call it Armed Forces Celebration and Remembrance Day. And we should. But remembrance is […]
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