From Banking to Maternal Advocacy: How Dr. Sandra Uzodimma is championing better support for Nigerian mothers
Obaseki: Continuity train in motion
Abdulsalami: Rising profile of a retired general
Tackling corruption together’
Why the North appears to dominate Nigeria- Reno
The Buhari Legacy Project by Reuben Abati
Osita Izunaso: A heart for the less privileged
Prayers for Buhari and Nigeria
Re: Abia, NDDC and the rule of law
Osun records 113% improvement in WASSCE performance
Lingering crisis over Local govt creation
Buhari should meet his wife in the kitchen

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Why Buhari should show new interest in Edo State
THE Edo State governorship election has come and gone and the outcome has left sweet and bitter taste in the mouths of many. For those of us in the All Progressives Congress, APC, the outcome of the election has surely consolidated the hold of the party in the state, nay the country.
Spoilers of Nigeria
THE foundation of any nation state is based sorely on unity, you cannot attain unity without peace and justice. And, you cannot attain peace and justice without love and honesty.
Shi’a Victim Syndrome, paid mourners and dangerous propaganda
The Shi’a sect’s manifestation in Nigeria: The Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN), has apparently been ramping up its propaganda. Its strategy has improved to now include delivering its version of the truth using respectable clerics, editorials of respected online publications, talking heads that saturate the airwaves and columnists that seemingly appear to be writing across the divides.
Excess Crude funds many lies
WHEN I listen to the utterances of Nigerian politicians, I remember the song of one musician, Tony Wilson, entitled, “The Politician Man of Many Words”. In that album, the artist described a politician as ‘a man of many words going to so many places, talking to so many people, and telling so many lies’.
Recession: Beyond the tragedy and pain
IN the 1960s, thinkers coined the word “Knowledge Economy” to announce a radical shift from traditional economies. It was an extraordinary gift by intellectuals of that era to a world that some people thought had become sluggish, uncreative and desperately in need of ideas.

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