We all stand in danger. The problem of tackling the wanton kidnapping of expatriates is not one that should be left for particular quarters to handle…
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Africa being a land of more pain than gain, Cote D’Ivoire has had her fair share of gripping stories that continue to define Africa in the eyes of the wider world, …
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Being exactly where you said you’ll be, when you said you’ll be there, that’s Showing Up for your life. If you can manage to do that, I seriously believe that …
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At various formal and informal discussion points across the country, and on listserv and discussion boards on the cyberspace, Nigerians are not hiding their deep pain and frustration that the …
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Promoting SMEs Sector Development in Africa: Lessons from the “El-Rufai – Abuja Enterprise Agency” Model
by Bell’ Ihuaby Bell’ IhuaThe focus of this piece is to reflect on El-Rufai’s giant strides towards boosting and revamping the previously overlooked small to medium-sized enterprises sector within the Federal Capital Territory…
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When the opportunity came for Hafsat to live in a foreign country back in 1998, it was seen as blessing. Now, Hafsat has come to realize the move she made to …
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“Look, ten years from now, when you have the house with a white picket fence, 2.5 kids, a mortgage and a dog, you will both be different. She may be …
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In his over forty years musical career, Chief Dr. Oladipupo Owoh, popularly called Orlando Owoh has without doubt proved to be one of the greatest musicians that have come out …
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Why would OBJ fight for the unity of Nigeria between 1966 and 1970, only to preside over its systematic disintegration between 1999 and 2007?
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How Ndi-Igbo Blew A Very Good Chance Of Producing Nigeria's President (2)
by Bode Eluyeraby Bode EluyeraI will suggest that in the interest of equity and justice, the Igbo should be allowed to produce the Senate President. They were not given neither the presidency nor the …