Opinion
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Insecurity: A surmountable challenge through united front
By Shera Ahmed For years now, insecurity has plagued Nigeria. What started as a sect morphed into a monster called…
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Period Poverty: Reusable pad to school girls rescue
By Martha Agas In Abuja, North Central Nigeria, the girls of Junior Secondary School (JSS) Wuse, Zone 2, are excited…
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Snakes: The dilemma of a misunderstood utility creature
By Hajara Leman The snake is a word that sends shivers down the spine of even gallants. It connotes many…
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Radiation: From dishwasher, microwave oven to phone, mankind faces health threat
By Funmilola Gboteku In today’s world, most youths and adults daily expose themselves to Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR) produced by…
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Crippling Lagos rents: A growing concern
By Lydia Ngwakwe Lagos, the smallest but highly populous state and Nigeria’s commercial nerve centre, is undoubtedly full of activities…
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Changing narrative of FCT rural infrastructure devt: Wike’s approach
By Philip Yatai One of the most important basic amenities that government at all levels – federal, state, or local…
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Dissecting Nigeria’s rising inflation
By Kadiri Abdulrahman According to latest figures from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), in January, the headline inflation rate…
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Nigerians return to charcoal stoves, firewood and matters arising
By Tosin Kolade “Our ‘Joko’ charcoal stoves are a must-have for everyone. Easy to use; cook faster; use less charcoal…
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State governors should stop behaving like shylock landlords and emperors
By Ehi Braimah Amid our current economic challenges, it has become obvious that all hands must be on deck as…
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Poisonous pesticide in West Africa: Who will bell the cat?
By Ebere Agozie As the world is grappling with the effects of climate change and food insecurity, Africa is not…
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