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Sogolo’s moral values and social change in Nigeria – Part 3

We continue our reading of Professor Godwin Sogolo’s moral conundrum about Nigeria. Moral Disruptions Morality, like religion and law, is an instrument of social control, designed by nature to curb the excesses

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Niger Delta development as word made flesh

When Mr Chiedu Ebie, the chairman, Governing Board, Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), noted that the commission is poised to fast-track development of the Niger Delta region, only but few paid attention

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Overcoming food insecurity with AfDB’s grant

The grant of $134 million by the African Development Bank (AfDB) to promote food security in the country is coming at the right time when food insecurity has become a major challenge.

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Who else but Benjamin Nwabueze (1931-2023) (3)

On November 1, 1977, Professor Nwabueze was appointed the chairman of the business of the Constituent Assembly.

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A call to embrace evidence-based thinking

As the morning sun's warm embrace gently skims the horizon, I find myself perched upon my balcony, enveloped in a symphony of sights and sounds that define the tapestry of Nigerian life.

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Columnists·Opinion

Oramah’s developmental commercial banking idea needs Elumelu’s Africapitalism

Professor Benedict Oramah’s recent articulation of Development Commercial Banking is very compelling. According to him, Development Commercial Banking is “… a careful blend of investment banking and commercial banking aimed at delivering

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After the pain comes relief

These are the philosophical lyrics of a popular song by the Jamaican reggae star, Jimmy Cliff, in the early 1970s.At about the same period another trending reggae group, The Pioneers, released their

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Time to reinstate Betta Edu as Minister of Humanitarian Affairs

As concerned citizens, we cannot ignore the urgent need for action in addressing the critical humanitarian and social welfare challenges facing our nation, especially in the wake of recent events such as

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Betta Edu: Imperatives of protecting those who expose corruption

In the fight against corruption, whistleblowers serve as courageous guardians of integrity and accountability, often risking their livelihoods and personal safety to expose wrongdoing. This is evident from the bold and courageous

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Letters·Opinion

Why budget padding has been a perennial crisis – Part 3

Keeping that in mind, and being familiar with President Tinubu’s leadership style of always prioritising matters that need urgent solutions and not tackling all issues in one fell swoop, one is quite

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Opinion - Page 3

Sogolo’s moral values and social change in Nigeria – Part 3

Niger Delta development as word made flesh

Overcoming food insecurity with AfDB’s grant

Cartoon

Who else but Benjamin Nwabueze (1931-2023) (3)

A call to embrace evidence-based thinking

Oramah’s developmental commercial banking idea needs Elumelu’s Africapitalism

After the pain comes relief

Time to reinstate Betta Edu as Minister of Humanitarian Affairs

Betta Edu: Imperatives of protecting those who expose corruption

Why budget padding has been a perennial crisis – Part 3

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