By Rekpene Bassey In functioning democracies, defections are often justified by ideological realignment, policy disagreements, or shifts in constituency…
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By Rekpene Bassey Dawn in Nigeria’s North-East has too often become a period of reckoning, not merely of…
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By Rebeca Grynspan Despite heightened trade tensions and policy volatility, global trade and growth demonstrated notable resilience in 2025. Supply…
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By Mike Ozekhome I am a very sad man as I write this. I have been completely devastated by the…
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To teach without training is to fail in your task, can anybody learn to play football by reading books? No.…
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By Austin Okhiria Agbonsuremi My first encounter with Chief Raymond Aleogho Dokpesi was in 1994 when he graciously gave me…
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INTRODUCTION When I was growing up in the village in the 60s and 70s, my dear mother always told me,…
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The journey to Nigeria’s independence was fought on the altar of principled resistance to all forms of colonialism, oppression and…
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