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Strengthening security around aviation

  By Rekpene Bassey   These are unsettling days for civil aviation, not because commercial flying has suddenly become unsafe,…

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Politics of power and perception

  By Rekpene Bassey   What happens when a presidential vacation begins to raise questions about the exercise of presidential…

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PIA backward integration provisions must not be rendered redundant

  By Eche Stephen Idoko   The recent judgment of the Federal High Court, Abuja, directing the Nigerian Midstream and…

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When leaders call white black, the night comes early

  By Tony Edemenaha   In my primary school in Orerokpe, there was a boy named Friday who insisted the…

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KO and Lyrics: The legacy of Kehinde Olaosebikan in Ibadan

BY STEPHEN GBADAMOSI In Nigerian journalism, some names become headlines. Others become institutions. Kehinde Olaosebikan managed to become both. In…

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Protecting Nigeria’s greatest security asset

By Rekpene The Federal Government’s announcement that more than one million out-of-school children have returned to classrooms in the past…

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ECOWAS Court: From judgment to justice

By Lemmy Ughegbe, Ph.D   For 25 years, the ECOWAS Court of Justice has been building something remarkable in West…

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Stop starting, start finishing: Why continuity matters for Nigeria

By Mary Laniyan   “Stop starting. Start finishing,” is a popular agile transformation principle used to shift organisations away from…

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Evaluating Obi’s stewardship and burden of leadership

By Emmanuel Umohinyang, Esq   The title of this article deliberately frames the issue of claims and contradictions. It draws…

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Why Nigeria’s assessment reforms may fail without better teacher pay

  By Solomon Bello   In my last piece, I argued that Nigeria should stop letting a few weeks of…

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