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Creating youth empowerment through N-Power, other NSIPs
N-Power By Louis Achi Poverty alleviation and productive youth engagement remain key challenges of modern economies around the world. Nigeria is no exception. Readily to be blamed is a poor
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and the royal rumble
By Tayo Ogunbiyi Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the iconic Queen of England, is a monument that bears testimony to the rich and enduring monarchical tradition of the English.
Reflections on the shoot-on-sight order by the president
President Muhammadu Buhari By Osagie Obayuwana BACKGROUND Not a few people have complained about what had become the silence of Mr President for a long time, especially over issues where
Human health and environment: How well to handle both
By Kayode Ojewale The truly healthy environment is not merely safe but stimulating – William H. Stewart (1921- 2008), American pediatrician and epidemiologist MAN and his environment can hardly be separated
Who wants to be a millionaire?
By Oludayo Tade Twenty-two years of democratic journey (1999-2021) has brought little dividends for the Nigerian burgeoning hoi-polloi who endures unemployment, battle poverty, die untimely in ill-equipped health infrastructure, train
No-Fly Zone in Zamfara: The intrigues and intricacies
By Etim Etim One of the nation’s biggest crime thrillers is unfolding in the Northwestern state of Zamfara, but nobody seems to be paying attention. The plot is not only
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
