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My loyalty to Mr. President unquestionable
President Muhammadu Buhari By Kennedy Mbele Former Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Adams Aliyu Oshiomhole, yesterday, pledged his unalloyed loyalty to President Muhammadu Buhari, insisting his commitment
Putting climate change at the center of Covid-19 recovery plan in Nigeria, other Africa countries
By Hon Sam Onuigbo The world is in an unprecedented time as it grapples with the scourge and consequences brought upon it by COVID-19 pandemic. This pandemic has exacerbated the
The Terror Factory — Gbenro Olajuyigbe
Government Girls Secondary School, Jangebe, Zanfara State, is the fifth school after the schools in Chibok, Borno State, Dapchi, Yobe State, Kankara, Katsina State and Kagara, Niger State where
America’s breath of fresh air and President Joe Biden’s many rivers to cross
By Godknows Igali The inauguration of Joseph Robinette Biden as the 46th President of the United States of America is perhaps now trite, but news on the afterward continues to
Nigeria businesses can become powerhouses on web — Dr Thompson
By Gabriel Ewepu In this interview, the Chairman, T&T Web Designing and Marketing Services, Dr Thaddeaus Thompson, speaks on the huge potentials Nigerian businesses have that could stand them out
The other side of APOSTLE SULAIMAN
By Richard Akinnola He committed a faux pas in respect of his glib remarks of third jet during the pandemic and he was justifiably lampooned by the society, even though he
In Loving And Caring For “The Young”: AVOMA, A Story Of Gratitude
By Gerald Eze The recent issue of banditry all over the country is a clear sign that the human life in Nigeria suffers indignity. While musical instruments can be found
Why the world must not forget Khojaly massacre
By Dirisu Yakubu The event of February 26, 1992 aptly dubbed “the Khojaly tragedy,” is a sheer reminder of man’s infinite ability to wreck havoc on fellow man. That fateful
Quality STEM Education is the new normal
By Matthew Odu Supporting STEM education among youths in Africa is essential to the continent’s social and economic development. STEM education which primarily revolves around Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics,
Benin, its neighbours and the ‘law’ of movement
By Oghogho Obayuwana THIS really, is about a paradigm of non-resolution of the aboriginal question in Nigeria. It came to light that a certain community known as Ologbo in Edo
