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That Unbelievers May Not Believe Mahatma Gandhi’s Belief About Believers

UGOCHUKWU UGWUANYI  The body of Christ (read: the Church) isn’t immune to toxicity, no pun intended. The contemptuous taunt, “Yet…

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In Imo’s Digital City, A Quiet Revolution Is Underway

BABAJIDE FADOJU  While roads, hospitals, convention centres and housing estates capture the headlines, it is the Imo Digital City, where…

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Whose Identity Does It Represent? The Contradiction Of Arabic On The Nigerian Army Emblem

BEN AHANONU The Supreme Court of Nigeria's recent dismissal of the lawsuit seeking to remove the Arabic inscription from the…

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Owerrinta Flooding: Otti’s Responsible Leadership In Action

EBERE UZOUKWA, PhD By acknowledging public concerns instead of dismissing them, the administration of Governor Alex Chioma Otti, OFR, has…

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Philanthropy As A Systems Builder

  It is interesting that philanthropy has gained a significant recognition as a catalytic source of funding in development conversation,…

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The Need For Internalization And Institutionalization Of The Partnership And Collaboration Between Bayelsa State Government And NDDC

WISDOM ONIEKPAR IKULI I have argued and also advised in different fora that scholars and students of political science and…

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Iyabo’s Political Echo Chamber

TAYO MABEWEJE   There comes a time in politics when the loudest noise comes not from a rising movement but…

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Osun 2026: What Does AMBO Even Want?

ADEBOLA ANIFOWOSE  ​ In the theatre of Nigerian politics, where performance often eclipses policy and personality smothers pragmatism, the candidacy…

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A President, A Governor, And Two New Roads For Southeast Development

CHRISTIAN ABURIME There are moments in the life of a nation when policy stops being a promissory note and becomes…

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Progressive Politics: Two New Federal Road Approvals Signal A Turning Point For Igboland And National Integration

MAZI EJIMOFOR OPARA  There are moments in politics when policy ceases to be rhetoric and becomes concrete — asphalt, bridges,…

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