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Magaji Mato: State Police Won’t Solve Nigeria’s Security Crisis

Constitutional lawyer Magaji Mato, SAN, says the creation of state police will not solve Nigeria’s security challenges, stating that the country’s bigger problem is a lack of political will. Speaking

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Emesto Austen: King’s College Concession Confirms Government Has Failed Public Education

An education administrator, Dr Emesto Austen, has described the planned concession of King’s College, Lagos, as a move that confirms the Federal Government’s failure to effectively manage public education, while

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Ayodele Adio: Current Economic Policy Has Failed Spectacularly

Public affairs analyst Ayodele Adio says Nigeria’s current economic policy has failed spectacularly, arguing that worsening poverty and declining living standards have made petrol subsidy a major political issue ahead

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Francis Origa: Attacks On Aid Workers Hinder Humanitarian Operations In Northeast Nigeria

The Registrar, Institute for Humanitarian Studies and Social Development, Francis Origa, has condemned the growing attacks on humanitarian aid workers, warning that insecurity is hindering relief operations and discouraging people

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Sam Amadi: EFCC Move to Freeze Osun Account Was an APC Strategy to Close Down the Governor’s Capacity

The director, Abuja School of Social and Political Thought, Dr Sam Amadi, has described the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission’s (EFCC) move to freeze the Osun State Government’s account as