Kaduna’s quiet revolution: The human path to security
By Adamu Lawal
For more than a decade, Kaduna was a landscape of fear; a geography etched by violence and silence. The highways that once...
The imperative of movement
Tuesday Column By VICTORIA NGOZI IKEANO
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Good day readers. ‘Long time no see, no hear’, you would say. This writer/column has been away for...
Nigeria’s fading indigenous languages: A silent cultural erosion
Guest Columnist By Salaudeen Soliu Olamide
Parents also play a critical role in reversing the trend. By speaking native tongues at home, encouraging children to...
From adversity to prosperity: China’s wealth creation model
Guest Columnist By Hammeed M. Bello, PhD
Poverty is, without equivocation, a major obstacle to development, denying individuals as well as countries around the world,...
Nigeria and the Ministry of Judges’ Welfare
Guest Columnist By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
When the House of Lords, as the upper chamber of the UK Parliament is called, debated the Courts Bill...