Nigeria at 65: A Nation Tested and Triumphant
By Mohammed Idris, fnipr
A lot has changed since our 64th Independence Day anniversary, a year ago—and positively so. Nigeria today is better positioned for...
Dangote, How not to be a realist
Aliko Dangote, Africa’s richest man, knows how to build factories and dismantle competitors. What he does not know—or perhaps refuses to admit—is when silence...
America’s Diplomatic Misstep: UN relocation over Palestinian visa ban redefines global perceptions
WEDNESDAY COLUMN BY USSIJU MEDANER
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In a move that has sent ripples through the international diplomatic community, the United Nations has relocated a...
Ending the cycle of recurring flooding in Nigeria
WEDNESDAY COLUMN BY USSIJU MEDANER
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The world all over has become increasingly prone to disasters; some natural and a number of them human-induced. In...
Like Kemi Badenoch Like Nigeria’s Opposition Leaders
By Ussiju Medaner
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Sometimes ago, when the tirades of Kemi Badenoch began, I wrote an article titled, “REBUILDING NIGERIA'S IMAGE: BEYOND KEMI BADENOCH'S...
