At less than 1%, the share of manufacturing in Nigeria’s exports is minuscule. Most industries are struggling to survive, with capacity utilization in manufacturing down from 64% in December 2007 …
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Look there is no need to argue with the Yoruba man or Igbo man on this matter. They are both wrong and ignorant. It is clear that Obama is one …
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In Part I of this series of critical reviews, the last one hundred years was examined and found to be without any valid and enduring dynasty of Amachree. In this …
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I Just wonder why the president of such a critically sick and sinking country cannot allow himself to be roused from crippling inertia to seek with clear vision, focus and …
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Energy plays an important role in the Nigerian economy especially due to its crude oil dependence. For this reason, setbacks in its production has had immense national impact…
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There are many ways through which unbridled unity can be achieved among the Igbo through the creation of a sense of oneness. Arguments from both sides of the divide should …
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There is no such entity as Kalabari Kingdom; and there has not been such that has ever existed since the death in 1770 of King Kalagbaaa, the master and owner …
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It is sad that racism continues to be an issue in the world-especially in Europe. It’s even more frightening when it is thrown unashamedly in your face…
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The rich can often be brash and insensitive but God would want that to be toned down by the display of a sense of justice and fairness. And for the …
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I join my colleagues in the Nigerian sports community who have expressed deep joy and words of support to Chief Segun Odegbami, one of the most influential former national stars, …