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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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Nigeria’s Insecurity Crisis and the Slow Death of Public Order
By ‘Tunde Adeparusi Across the world today, insecurity is changing its character. It is no longer defined only by conventional…
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A Country Without Earthquakes — Yet Shaken by Itself
The observation Professor Aminu made that afternoon still lingers. It was a simple remark, delivered almost in passing. Yet the…
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Breaking barriers: Women push into Nigeria’s heavy manufacturing sector
By Rukayat Moisemhe As the world marks International Women’s Day (IWD) on March 8, gender conversations often focus on politics,…
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Energy Drinks and the Silent Cardiac Risk Facing Nigeria’s Youth
Nigeria’s growing appetite for energy drinks—especially among young people—has triggered renewed warnings from cardiovascular experts, who say the stimulant-laden beverages…
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Silent crime, loud consequences: The security cost of trafficking in Nigeria
By Adenike Ayodele When Lilian Adebayo accepted what appeared to be a lifeline out of hardship, she believed she was…
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Ending the exploitation called price increase at Yuletide
By Uchenna Eletuo Yuletide – Christmas and the period around it, with its festivities – is seen by many as…
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