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Do Nigerians really have money in Pension?
By Munachino Obinna Eze There is a popular misconception about saving for the future, particularly through pension schemes. Those who save for the future start to count their lose at
Sujimoto in Kaduna: My Experience in a City I Call Home
“For us in Kaduna, what makes us happy is not just to have positive media coverage of the developments happening in the state, but that the people of Kaduna feel
Zamfara: Between Matawalle and the Naysayers
Executive Governor of Zamfara state, Gov Bello Matawalle Governor Bello Muhammed Matawalle of Zamfara State has been a subject of sustained media onslaught which reveals mischief and malicious intent. The
The state, police, Endsars protesters
A file image of the #EndSARS protesters at Lekki Tollgate, before the gunfire. By Evans Ufeli Esq The Nigerian government using the instrumentality of the police force stopped her
Sustainable population growth and realities of climate change
By Nosike Uduezue Teach your children what we have taught our children, that the earth is our mother, whatever befalls the earth befalls the sons of the earth — Chief
Structured MSMEs: The ease of doing business with government
By Timi Olubiyi IN today’s turbulent business environment, predominantly with the economic recession, inflation and the disruptive novel coronavirus, COVID-19, pandemic, strategy becomes the main source of competitive advantage for
Nigeria’s violence ecosystem — Gbenro Olajuyigbe
Justice is the glue that makes people stay together. When it’s rattled with bad governance or whittled with unjust policies, the bargain-basement of the union blows up in everyone’s face.
Justice begets peace
By Rotimi Fasan What kind of social or political engineering can be executed in a country that has been set adrift by politically-motivated ethnic tension? Nigeria is today being pulled
The North and the rest of us (2)
This is the concluding part of this piece. The first part which was published yesterday harped on the incompatible association between the North and the South. By Sam Agbesua UNFORTUNATELY for
