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Religion as a Tool for National Development (1)

by Abiodun Komolafe

Oyebamiji: Purpose over Politics?

by Abiodun Komolafe

The Strategic Path To Nigeria’s Economic Stability

by Isah Aliyu Chiroma
  • Intelligence, insecurity and Nigeria’s economy

    by Gbenga Kayode September 20, 2011
    by Gbenga Kayode

    The killings in some parts of the country including bombings, kidnappings and fatal armed robbery attacks being perpetrated on a daily basis with barefaced brutality must stop if this economy …

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  • Economic transformation, the Chinese way

    by Odilim Enwegbara September 20, 2011
    by Odilim Enwegbara

    The truth is that every great people must first lose their direction several times before finally finding the right direction. That’s how every fallen great nation can rise to greatness…

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  • This State is shaky

    by Anthony A. Kila September 15, 2011
    by Anthony A. Kila

    There is a worrisome disconnect between the state of affairs in the country and the attitude of those in charge of such affairs that needs to be pondered upon…

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  • Jonathan: how to look bad naked

    by Michael Egbejumi-David September 15, 2011
    by Michael Egbejumi-David

    So, Jonathan’s first 100 days in office has come and gone.  Lamentably, you’ll have to agree, the man cuts the picture of a passionless and reluctant President.  He has also …

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  • The Rivers International Education Consultants

    by Odimegwu Onwumere September 15, 2011
    by Odimegwu Onwumere

    To some people, it is a wonderful idea that Governor Amaechi has contracted Educomp Solutions, an Indian conglomerate, to manage the 24 model secondary schools that he is building in …

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  • A Wikileaked Nation

    by Okey Ndibe September 12, 2011
    by Okey Ndibe

    Most Nigerians have always known that their country is a mess. Now, thanks to a series of astonishing revelations by Wikileaks, we have a clearer sense of how troubled, and …

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  • A city afraid of its water…

    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku September 12, 2011
    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku

    Mama Ekene is a 35-year old mother of three – Wisdom, Chinwe and Junior. She lives behind Babangida Market in the Federal Housing Estate, FHA, Lugbe, Airport Road Abuja, with …

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  • Poverty and Infertility in Africa: Medical Evidence versus Divine Providence

    by Adepoju Paul Olusegun September 12, 2011
    by Adepoju Paul Olusegun

    The fertility conundrum is not totally against the rich. It’s been documented that they have easier access to fertility experts to sort out what the problem really is. While most …

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  • Between state governors, Aganga and the sovereign wealth fund

    by Shafiu Ibrahim Abdullah September 10, 2011
    by Shafiu Ibrahim Abdullah

    The call by the Central Bank to keep some of our foreign reserve in Chinese currency is a wise decision not necessarily because of the fear of the weakening dollar …

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  • The United Nations and Contemporary World Society: Kuomi Duka!

    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai September 10, 2011
    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

    I will certainly drink a glassful of ale if and when Nigeria becomes a member of the United Nations Security Council in no distant future…

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