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A Rejoinder to Prof. Kwede’s Grand Cover-Up of the Allegations Against Prof. Joash Amupitan, SAN In moments of moral crisis, societies instinctively look to their intellectuals for…
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Iorfa Akpen From Benue to Borno, the sound of grief has become a daily drumbeat. Churches burn while mosques are bombed, schoolchildren vanish into forests, and families auction…
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Muazu Muhammad In every democratic society, leadership is defined not only by ambition, but by service, sacrifice, consistency, and measurable impact on the lives of the people. In…
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Hameed Oyegbade With an estimated 2.2 million unvaccinated children in Nigeria, the country has the highest number in Africa and one of the highest in the world. The affected…
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Solomon Dalung Dr. John B. Mahwel’s so-called “insider account” is less a defence of truth and more an elaborate attempt to sanitise a deeply troubling narrative. Rather than clear…
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Abdurasheed Sambo Dukku Bala Wunit erstwhile oil and gas executive turned politician could have retired to face his myriad of allegations but in Nigerian politics controversy rarely…
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James Ezema To argue that Nigeria cannot afford policy inconsistencies that weaken its already fragile public health architecture is not an exaggeration. The current disparity in…
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Prince Charles Dickson PhD “Apart from the known and the unknown, what else is there?” Harold Pinter asked. In Nigeria, that question lingers like harmattan dust over memory, over…
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Rommy Mom Wars between powerful states are rarely explained in terms of human suffering. They are framed instead through the language of deterrence, strategic balance and national…
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The historic actualization of the long-anticipated Zaar Chiefdom has continued to yield significant dividends, ushering in a new era of lasting peace, strengthened unity, and renewed…
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