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If i were the religious bodies -Pan-Africanism

Sir: The advantages of religious expeditions in Africa as utilized by the Western civilisation under the imperialism coloration is visible. On the other hand, the insidious damage that alien religious practices wreck

2 days ago

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Nigeria’s rumbling prisons

Sir: Nigeria may not be Gaza, that planet of persecution and its critically endangered people betrayed by a global conspiracy of silence and battered by the minute Israeli airstrikes, yet, there is

3 days ago

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Waste to wealth: The rise of recycling economy

Sir: Mountains of plastic waste that once represented environmental degradation across several states in Nigeria are slowly but surely turning into a vibrant ecosystem – one that seamlessly blends recycling with commerce

4 days ago

Letters

Zacch Adedeji’s principles of taxation: Pathway to economic growth

SIR: Since the assumption of Zacch Adedeji to office as the executive chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), I have followed keenly his enunciation of his principles of taxation, which,

5 days ago

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Lucrative potential of Nigeria’s thriving snack market

SIR: Nigeria’s consumer landscape is undergoing a significant transformation, and the snacking sector is at the forefront of this change. Beyond its vibrant culture and breathtaking landscapes, Nigeria boasts a rapidly growing

6 days ago

Letters·Opinion

Government’s indifference as Rivers, Kano boil

Sir: For those that have been following with a keen interest, Rivers politics has been intensely boiling for almost a year now. First, a state governor losing a control of his entire

7 days ago

Letters

On Aregbesola’s political battles in Osun

Sir: I write in response to an article on the politics page of your esteemed newspaper of June 9, 2024, titled ‘Dissecting Aregbesola’s political battles in APC’ written by your correspondent in

1 week ago

Letters·Opinion

African youths, wake up from slumber

Sir: It is a well-apprehensive fact that African youth are trading ignorance on governance. Nigerian youths who are well-endowed with credibility for good governance just like other African youths have blocked and

2 weeks ago

Letters·Opinion

The power of female voice

SIR: Just as the old saying goes what a man can do, a woman can do better and this cannot be excluded in the aspect of leadership across the Nigeria socio-political sector yet

2 weeks ago

Letters

Reverting to old national anthem, an indirect recolonisation

Sir: Whatever could have informed the federal government’s decision to revert to the old national anthem, the import of such action, if viewed critically, is that Nigeria is perhaps tired of ruling

2 weeks ago

Letters·Opinion

Local government autonomy: Presidency deserves support on the legal tussle

SIR: Recently, the Federal Government took the 36 governors to the Supreme Court for illegally withholding funds meant for local governments in their jurisdiction in contravention of section 7 of the 1999

2 weeks ago

Letters·Opinion

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Letters

If i were the religious bodies -Pan-Africanism

Nigeria’s rumbling prisons

Waste to wealth: The rise of recycling economy

Zacch Adedeji’s principles of taxation: Pathway to economic growth

Lucrative potential of Nigeria’s thriving snack market

Government’s indifference as Rivers, Kano boil

On Aregbesola’s political battles in Osun

African youths, wake up from slumber

The power of female voice

Reverting to old national anthem, an indirect recolonisation

Local government autonomy: Presidency deserves support on the legal tussle

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