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Practical steps for seamless succession planning

Consider the case of a prominent Nigerian entrepreneur who builds a multimillion-dollar conglomerate. He passes away unexpectedly without a clear succession plan. His family, unprepared for the sudden responsibility, face legal battles

20 hours ago

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What June 12 didn’t envisage

As Nigeria prepared to celebrate the 31st anniversary of June 12, some citizens decided to mark the day with anti-hardship protests, to remind this government that the system in place and the

2 weeks ago

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Envisioning Africa’s economic prospects

A lot has happened since I was elected in 2015 and re-elected for a second term in 2020, with 100 per cent of the votes of all 81 shareholder countries, African and

2 weeks ago

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Ekiti, Osun: Getting the battle lines drawn

Barring unforeseen circumstances, the 2026 Ekiti and Osun governorship elections are less than 27 and 28 months respectively. In Osun State, it is believed in the All Progressives Congress (APC) family circle

2 weeks ago

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IHS Nigeria, NSCDC’s synergy on protection of critical national assets

A secure environment is essential for political, economic and social activities to flourish in every society. It enables the government to focus on formulation of policies that can stimulate economic growth, provision of basic amenities

2 weeks ago

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Presidential monologue (23)

Good morning, Mr President. Happy Democracy Day! It is a joy for our country to have enjoyed a quarter of a century of democratisation. Some of us still alive from the broad

2 weeks ago

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Heroes of democracy are in South Africa

After watching all the shenanigans, peccadillos, frills and thrills of the strange Democracy Day June 12, 2024 last week, I had wanted to write on the inconclusive list of ‘Heroes of Democracy”

3 weeks ago

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President Tinubu’s renewed hope: Alive and working

“This nation asks for action, and action now. This great nation will endure as it has endured, will revive and will prosper,” President Franklin D Roosevelt, (32nd president of the United States).

3 weeks ago

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Positive masculinity for a fatherless generation

To speak of the image of a “father” in our contemporary society is met with a lot of skepticism, hostility, confusion, and anger. In many quarters, fatherhood is not only derided as

3 weeks ago

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Reviving the vanishing vernacular language

Recently, a lawyer friend in Lagos went to enroll his daughter in a primary school in Lagos. During the enrollment process, he learned from

3 weeks ago

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Akpabio’s leadership pedigree as senate president in focus

Senator Godswill Obot Akpabio’s emergence as President of the 10th Senate on 13th June, 2023 raised high expectations. Not just because

3 weeks ago

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Columnists - Page 5

Practical steps for seamless succession planning

What June 12 didn’t envisage

Envisioning Africa’s economic prospects

Ekiti, Osun: Getting the battle lines drawn

IHS Nigeria, NSCDC’s synergy on protection of critical national assets

Presidential monologue (23)

Heroes of democracy are in South Africa

President Tinubu’s renewed hope: Alive and working

Positive masculinity for a fatherless generation

Reviving the vanishing vernacular language

Akpabio’s leadership pedigree as senate president in focus

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