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Southern Nigeria leaders as stooges of hegemonists

By BEN OGU Every question tends to elicit an answer to a puzzle, and without presuming or presupposing, it anticipates a clarification, which it can establish or refute based on known and extant behaviors. From the 1914 amalgamation and the imposed name Nigeria on the numerous nationalities of former British colonies, to the incident of […]
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Managing assets for national economic development

By Omidiran Abiodun Taofeek Public assets are vital components of the society, they facilitate the delivery of essential services, alleviate poverty, enhance the overall quality of life of the citizens and crucial for achieving rapid economic development.  The myriad of assets owned by the public sector represents a significant portion of national wealth, and they includes […]

Dangote vs Oil Cartels: When the cheese finally moved

By Abiodun Alade Nigeria, it has often been said, is a land where paradox has become a way of life. Here is a nation that pumps millions of barrels of crude oil from its bowels each day yet has spent decades importing the fuel that drives its battered Danfos, sleek SUVs, and ever-thirsty generators. It is […]

Olojo festival is over, what next?

By Seun Oketooto The drums have quietened, the chants have settled, the sacred Aare crown has been returned to its chamber and Olojo Festival of 2025 has gracefully come to an end in Ile-Ife, the cradle of Yoruba civilization. Yet, as the echoes of history fade into memory, one must ask the critical question: Olojo Festival […]

A Year of Impact: Ayodele Olawande and  renewal of youth development in Nigeria

By Abidex Femi When you empower the youth, you empower the future of a nation.”  These words, often echoed in policy discussions, find real meaning in the work of Hon. Ayodele Olawande, Nigeria’s Minister of Youth Development. In a country where young people make up more than half of the population, leadership that speaks directly […]

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