Leadership, Accountability, and the Power of the Ballot: Lessons from the U.S. for Nigeria
Joe Biden came into the white house and faced a fractured economy. Amid that, America got embroiled in two ongoing
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Echoes of Poverty: A Call for Resilience and Change
Poverty, a persistent companion since the dawn of humanity, is a bitter reality that every generation must confront. The enduring
Echoes of Poverty: A Call for Resilience and Change
Poverty, a persistent companion since the dawn of humanity, is a bitter reality that every generation must confront. The enduring
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A New Nigeria: How Regional Autonomy and True Federalism Can End Insecurity and Drive Development
Until those who want to impose their socio-religious ideologies on Nigeria repent or dealt with, the state of our insecurity,
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Transformative Leadership in Livestock: Why Idi Mukhtar Maiha’s Appointment Brings Hope for Nigeria’s Future
Those who know my antecedents know I wouldn’t say I like boot lickers. I also love to speak the truth
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Leadership and Integrity: A Call for a Cultural Reset in Nigerian Democracy
I saw an Obama video where he left his house for his early vote cast. The guy looked so ordinary,
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Electricity Tariffs: Is Another Hike on the Horizon for Nigerians
Nigeria’s Electricity Cheaper Than Neighbouring African Countries – TCN Boss. Each time you read or hear regulators say, “Fuel is
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Is It Time to Let Go? The Power of Giving and Why the Need is Now
Can you give all you have to someone who needs that thing you are holding on to, which means more
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Safeguarding Democracy: The Vital Role of an Independent Press and Judiciary in Resisting Political Coercion
When the press and the judiciary succumb to the political class’s coercive measures and inducements, the very fabric of democracy
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Nigeria’s Global Human Rights Setback: A Call for Introspection and Diplomatic Reforms after UNHRC Election Defeat
On Tuesday, the United Nations General Assembly elected 15 new countries into the Human Nations Human Rights Council (UNHCR). The
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Democracy in Question: A Critical Look at Electoral Injustice in the US and Nigeria
It is often said that in a democracy, the majority will always have their way while the minority will have
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