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The president versus us
By Tony Afejuku Let the Glitterer state straightaway that today’s subject is appearing for readers’ consumption by sheer luck. What this simply means is that the Glitterer had other things
Schools Concession: The Ministry of Education as a retarded child, by Owei Lakemfa
A country’s Ministry of Education is supposed to be a place of illumination with clear ideas about the future. Nigeria has had not just super educators like Professors Wole Soyinka,
Petrol price surge and the Nigerian worker: When survival becomes a daily struggle
By Ivo Takor The continuing rise in the price of petrol has moved beyond the realm of energy policy and economic statistics. It has become a serious question of human
NIBSS Digest: When Payment Infrastructure Finds Its Voice
The maiden issue of the quarterly publication assembles an unusually assemblage of regulators, bankers, fintech practitioners and technology specialists, making a persuasive case for taking the conversation around payments beyond
School resumption amid mounting insecurity
As the 2026/2027 school session begins across Nigeria, millions of parents face the familiar burdens of school fees, uniforms, books and transport. But for many, especially in conflict-prone communities, there
LSE Listing: Dangote Cement makes global capital push in London
By Dapo Akinrefon Dangote Cement Plc will on September 21, take its growth and expansion story to the international capital market as it hosts a Capital Markets Day, CMD, in
ALZHEIMER’S: BEYOND MEMORY LOSS
MIMI OSAWAYE OSAMWONYI argues for better control of blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol, in addition to regular exercise Each year, countless Nigerian families watch loved ones slip into the shadows of their
NUPRC threatens to revoke non-performing oil licences, sets Oct 31 deadline
By Udeme Akpan, Energy Editor The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) has threatened to revoke petroleum prospecting licences (PPLs) whose holders fail to meet their statutory work commitments, giving
WHY DEMENTIA DIAGNOSIS MATTERS
There is need to create more awareness on the medical condition With the theme, “The Earlier You Know, the More You Can Do: A Dementia Diagnosis Matters”, the World Alzheimer’s
TOXIC CHEMICALS AND MINERS’ DEATH
I write to show my concern towards what happened in the custody of Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) Niger State Command. If the scene had been properly managed,
