Making better money decisions in 2027 (1)
Sim-swap fraud now in vogue
Solving the cement price hike(3)
Voting a truly democratic govt
Solving the cement price hike(2)
Delta North seat: Beyond bread and butter issues
Solving the cement price hike
Sustaining the new lease of life in Abia State
A call to serve
Tackling rising incidences of anti-social behaviour
April polls: T.A.Orji as issue
Pay back time for Daniel
Professional exams and civil servants’ frustration(2)
Libya: The Washington/ Brussels final assault
Professional exams and civil servants’ frustration
Anioma and search for credible leadership
CPC: The meteoric rise of a phenomenon
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SubscribeBuhari’s many faces
NO election is complete in the United States without a comprehensive background check on the candidates.
Deconstructing a reformer and visionary
THE emerging global political thought is that most government leaders in developing economies solve personal and parochial problems with public funds while ignoring the common-health of their people. In such economies, the line between national wealth and the leader’s wealth is so thin that many of the leaders are seen as the state.
Deconstructing a reformer and visionary
THE emerging global political thought is that most government leaders in developing economies solve personal and parochial problems with public funds while ignoring the common-health of their people.
The crude mix of oil and illiteracy
There are several categories of leaders we can talk about in oil producing communities in Nigeria. There are youth leaders, who usually provide leadership for the militant wing of the community; there are appointed or elected elders, most of whom are elders that are often a blend of illiterates, semi-literates and literates; and there are activists and agitators, some of whom are appointed by the respective communities, and some others gradually become leaders because of the prominence and visibility secured from their robust activism.
Call for restructuring the Nigerian state
NIGERIA as we know it, was a contrivance of imperial Britain . Prior to the partition of Africa and the claim of Britain on Nigeria, various nationalities with centuries of historical existence and flourishing civilizations occupied the territory which was to later become Nigeria.
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