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Back to Trenches: Why Dangiwa’s Experience Matters in 2027

By Adamu S. Ladan Four years have passed in what seems like the blink of an eye. Once again, the political season is.

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Nigeria at 66: We Need Better Security and an Improved Standard of Living

By Sani Khamees On October 1, 1960, Nigeria emerged from British colonial rule with great hope. The territory had been created in 1914.

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Global Press Freedom Under Trial: From Washington to Gaza

By Adamu S Ladan The latest confrontation between President Donald Trump and sections of the American media has raised a much bigger question.

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Journey to Two Decades on the Throne: Orangun Oke-Ila Touching Humanity with Royalty

By Michael Olaogun As the Orangun of Oke-Ila, Oba Adedokun Abolarin (Abolarin Aroyinkun I) approaches two decades on the throne, his reign offers.

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When Journalists Become the Story

What the Abati–Rufai Clash Says About Nigerian Journalism By Adamu S. Ladan, FCAI The recent exchange between veteran broadcaster, Dr Reuben Abati and.

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Beyond Nigeria’s Corruption Stigma: The Rise of Two Nigerians Trusted by Foreign Institutions

Farouk Gumel and Professor Bashir Umar Aliyu stand out among Nigerians whose competence and expertise earned them the trust of foreign institutions. In.

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The 2027 Question: Can Nigeria Turn Its Population into Prosperity?

By Adamu S. Ladan, FCAI As Nigeria edges towards the 2027 general elections, the political class is understandably preoccupied with candidates, alliances, party.

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Nigeria, 2027 Elections and the Macro and Micro Economic Battle

By Michael Olaogun  As Nigeria approaches the 2027 general elections, the country is entering a political season in which the economy will be.

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lt’s a Lie: Nigeria Is Not Africa’s Wealthiest but One of Its Poorest — Donald Duke

The presidential candidate of the People’s Redemption Party (PRP), Donald Duke, has described as “a lie” the notion that Nigeria is the wealthiest.

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Before His Name, His Principal

By Na’ima Musa Umar Some moments say more because nothing about them was rehearsed; they simply come naturally. During a recent courtesy visit.

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Integrity, Economic Stability and the ICPC’s New Anti-Corruption Drive

By Ahmad Danyaro As Nigeria pursues stronger institutions, economic stability, and renewed public confidence, the leadership of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other.

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OPINION:Different Contexts, Common Aspirations: Africa’s Youth as Agents of Change

By Obi Onyeigwe A young person in a conflict-affected community may be navigating displacement, insecurity or an education interrupted by crisis. Another in.

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Kano and the Question of Priorities: Is Mass Wedding the Best Way to Fight Poverty?

By Adam Ismail Ahmad Let me start by saying this clearly: there is nothing wrong with helping vulnerable people get married. The 1,500.

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The Art of Representation: How Murtala Sule Garo Carries the Governor’s Mandate

By Na’ima Musa Umar In public life, the significance of acting on another’s behalf is often underestimated. To many observers, it appears to.

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Three Days That Changed How I See Social Media: My Experience at the Voices That Count Training Camp

By Abubakar Surunbai Naziru A single post can shape public opinion before the polls even open. In Nigeria, social media is now one.

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The Right Man Who Fits the Cap Has Arrived

By Mustapha Muhammad Politics is often judged by the quality of leadership it produces. While appointments sometimes generate controversy and uncertainty, others quickly.

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Mali Under Siege: July 4 Attacks Expose Cracks in AES Security

By Ipole Amajama On July 4, 2026, Mali woke to a wave of violence that swept across its northern towns. Jama’at Nusrat al‑Islam.

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Why Africa Must Prioritize Indigenous Research Funding

By Michael Olaogun For decades, Africa has been described as the continent of the future. It is home to the world’s youngest population,.

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The IMF Report and the Politics of Opacity

From Babayola M. Toungo The debate ignited by the IMF’s latest assessment of Nigeria’s public finances is far bigger than the figure of.

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Capital Fellowship: Another Cap on Sen. Aminu Iya Abbas

By Ahmad Muhammad Danyaro The conferment of the prestigious Fellow of the Institute of Capital Market Academics of Nigeria (FCMAN) on Distinguished Senator.

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