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Garba Shehu: Nigeria, death and ‘the presidency’ {Opinion}
By Rotimi Fasan ‘The Presidency’, which can be any of Garba Shehu, Femi Adesina or Abubakar Malami, depending on which of them cares to speak at any point in time,
Kinetic Abia: Ikpeazu’s industrialisation agenda is delivering
By John Okiyi Kalu In 2015, then incoming Governor of Abia State, Dr Okezie Ikpeazu, identified industrialisation as one of the pillars of his administration with the objective of creating
Can Nigeria develop without discipline?
By Okachikwu Dibia MANIFESTATIONS abound testifying the afflictions of Nigeria by indiscipline: In 1966, there was the phrase “ten percenters”; in 1975, we were told Nigeria had so much money
Concern about Nigeria’s vaccine discriminations [opinion]
By Charles Onunaiju LAST September, the Federal Government through the Presidential Task Force, PTF, on COVID-19 was given the sample of the first COVID-19 vaccine by a delegation headed by
Lessons from Chad [opinion]
By Dakuku Peterside ON Monday, April 19, 2021, the world woke up to the news that the long-serving President of the Republic of Chad, Idriss Deby, had died. His death
How innovation is pushing Nigeria’s financial inclusion drive [Opinion]
By Victor Ilo NIGERIA has come a long way in its financial inclusion pursuit. From 2012 when the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, initiated the Nigerian Financial Inclusion Strategy, NFIS,
In celebration of steady flight amidst turbulence [opinion]
By Etim Ukpanah Turbulence is regular happenstance in air travel which is disturbance from a calmer state by various forces and the common source of turbulence in air travel are mountains,
Cybersecurity in 2021 – What to expect
By Jason Ikegwu YEAR 2020 was a significant one for all people worldwide with the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. It was a year in which all aspects of our
Should we go to church on Sunday, Reno Omokri asks
Reno Omokri People who call themselves Christians (a word that Christ Himself never used in His earthly life time) are some of the most argumentative people. Scripture could say something
New wine and old wine1
By Simon Ifeanyi Ezeh Quite a few Christians had issues with my article which was on the nature and origin of evil or sin. That was not surprising because Christians
