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Of accountability, trust and inclusive governance in Kogi
By ONOGWU MUHAMMED WHEN national, state, or local governments make a concerted effort to solicit input from citizens and provide services to all of their constituents equally, they sow the
Outsourcing and subcontracting: Insights and opportunities for SMEs in a pandemic
By Timi Olubiyi Numerous factors can make businesses decide to outsource or even engage a sub-contractor in their day-to-day activities. Results of many surveys indicate that some of the key
The Wakili wake-up call
Wakili By Segun Ige After the mild unrest of schoolboys and schoolgirls in the North, typically the same narrative of banditry and terrorism is fast beginning to surface in the
Asaba International Airport: Build-up to concession, issues, benefits
Asaba International Airport and Governor Ifeanyi Okowa BY CHRIS ALIGBE Tuesday, February 23rd, 2021 is a day that will not escape a chapter in the history of Aviation in Nigeria
Fabio Lanipekun: 79 happy cheers for the encyclopaedia of Nigerian sports
By Segun Odegbami 1989. It was an encounter of the rarest kind. You just do not get to meet with 3 of the greatest sportscasters in Nigerian history in one
Confronting terrorism — Gbenro Olajuyigbe
I just watched a heartbreaking video, released by the terrorists that kidnapped some youthful students in Kaduna. It is one of the worst horror films one should not border
8 reasons why Jesus Christ isn’t a sacrifice for sins!
By Simon Ifeanyi Ezeh Jesus Christ the Son of God, the only Saviour of mankind and Messiah of God gave us clear, unmistakable descriptions of how things are in the
FULL TEXT: What FG should do about herder crisis ― Bola Tinubu
Bola Tinubu The herder-farmer dispute has taken on acute and violent dimensions. It has cost too many innocent lives while destroying the property and livelihoods of many others. It has
CCT: Sadiya’s message of compassion and hope
By Ifeanyi Mbakogu The headlines of two stories in recent issues of two Nigerian newspapers read thus: “FG empowers 2, 510 women in Abia with N20, 000 each” (VANGUARD); “Dare
A stronger, more diversified private sector will speed Nigeria’s recovery
By Eme Essien Lore THE COVID-19 crisis is hitting Nigeria hard, slowing economic development and sending more Nigerians into poverty. Having just recovered from an earlier recession, Nigeria entered the
