Opinion

By Philip Agbese Still on the research paper titled, “Fake Civil Society: The Rise of Pro-Government NGOs in Nigeria,” written by a Carnegie Endowment for International Peace…
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By Ernest Adadu Certain arguments are really silly, by its immaturity, dulled by its fluid contents, meaningless and devalued by the writer’s creative disingenuousness. It’s…
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By Terna Terka The North East Development Commission, as an agency of government, is saddled with the responsibility of leading the socio-economic recovery of states in North-East…
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By Anthony Kolawole I haven’t written in a while for personal reasons. But I came out of my self-imposed sabbatical after reading a piece titled “In the Valley of a Hounding Death:…
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By Ali Ahmed The North East Development Commission has been in the news in recent times. And this time around, it is the commendation from the House of Representatives to the…
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By Bukola Olasanmi It is no myth that for long have ethnic, political and religious differences been too frequently weaponized by those seeking to obtain or retain political power.…
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By Toby Prince Truly, from the outset, Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari knew Aso Rock is a hot seat and Nigeria, a very complex country to govern. He has millions of…
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By Benedict Aguele The Industrial Training Fund has been in the news of late for leading a revolution in the technological space in the country. One of the reasons is the…
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By Rowland Abaji Can it be contested, if anyone dares to declare that a large number of politicians in Nigeria are bold, fearless and courageous forgers of certificates? And…
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By Adamu Adamu It appears that journalism has been thrown to the dogs in Nigeria with the array of disjointed publications that we are subjected to every passing hour. It gets to the…
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