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High cost of aviation fuel: Matters arising
By Itohan Abara-Laserian Nigeria’s aviation industry, which recently celebrated a global safety milestone, is facing a huge challenge – high…
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The Trinity of State Decay (III): The Architecture of Resurrection
The Institutional Mirage is concentrated in the symbolic centre—where governance is performed through summits, communiqués, and administrative ceremony—while dissolving at…
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The Brewing Storm Within the North: Inside the Power Struggle Rocking the ACF
At the heart of the crisis lies a fundamental question: who truly holds the reins of authority within the ACF?…
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“Train Your Parents”: Nigeria’s Gen Z, Elders and the New Battle Over Respect
The viral “Train Your Parents” trend has exposed a widening generational divide in Nigeria, with elders warning of moral decline…
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The Trinity of State Decay (II): Inside the Loop of Insecurity
Nigeria’s decoupling is not random — it is engineered. The state wears the mask of authority while its rivals wield…
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How Mike Adenuga Jr. Pioneered Billionaire Statesmanship
By Nnanke Harry Willie Not every billionaire is a statesman. Indeed, very few are. There is a difference between wealth…
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The Taiwo Oyedele Challenge: After Creating the Taxes, Can He Create the Economy?
Oyedele’s appointment is a high-stakes brand moment for the Tinubu administration. Wale Edun’s phase was largely about stabilisation under pressure.…
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The Trinity of State Decay (I): The Mirage and the Shadow
By MAX AMUCHIE A nation does not declare its own decline. It performs normalcy — until the performance can no…
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The Insecurity Triad: Money, Land, and Mind — A Definitive Articulation
By MAX AMUCHIE | The Sunday Stew A nation does not collapse all at once. It erodes — layer by…
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INEC, Amupitan and Public Trust: The Real Brand Lesson in the X-Account Controversy
By Nnanke Harry Willie “A lie has no leg, but a scandal has wings.” — Thomas Fuller There are moments…
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