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OP-ED Opinions 

Ending Witch Persecution And Gender-based Violence In Nigeria By Leo Igwe

There has been a nationwide protest against gender-based violence in Nigeria. This protest has been used to raise awareness about rape, and to mobilize all sections of the society against sexual and gender-based abuses. Protests have been held at state capitals-in  Calabar, Ibadan, Jos, and Umuahia. While these demonstrations have overwhelmingly emphasized rape and domestic violence, and understandably so, due… Read More
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Insecurity: The Sleeping President! By Adbullahi D Mohammed

These are indeed turbulent times for the entity called Nigeria. One cannot wrap his head around the myriad of issues confronting the nation, and, making a case for each of the problem(s) would be an exercise in futility because each problem is uniquely and distinctively complex that it awed even the most meticulous policy scholars. In the preceding weeks, we… Read More
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Backstory Behind Aisha Buhari’s Gunfight With Sabiu Yusuf By Farooq A. Kperogi

By now, most people have read the story of the scuffle that occurred between Mrs. Aisha Buhari, her children, and her security aides on one hand and Sabi’u “Tunde” Yusuf, son of Buhari’s niece who also works as his private secretary, on the other hand, which caused Aisha’s ADC to shoot at Sabiu inside the Presidential Villa, narrowly missing him.… Read More
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“Revolution Now!” “Save Our Lives Now” By Adeola Soetan

Yeye people, the Abobaku orchestra in concert with the league of lousy “do nothing Nigerians” foolishly endorsed the midnight arrest and detention of Omoyele Sowore. They senselessly barked: “Sowore should not have mentioned the word “Revolution” in their veiled conspiracy  to defend Muhammadu Buhari’s regime tyranny and intolerance of peaceful protest. We warned them then that the gangster style of… Read More
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Condoning The Rapists And Unsettling Victims By Abdulkadir Salaudeen

Rapists are atavistic sadists, who do not belong to the modern world. Very crude in their rusticism, they brutally inflict torturous and indelible scars on the psyches of their victims; and that is for those who survived the act. These scars—psychological traumas—remain with victims as long as they live. Some victims could not live a normal life due to stigma… Read More
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EFCC’s Magu And Allegations Of ‘Mago Mago’ By Fredrick Nwabufo

Ibrahim Magu, Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, escaped the axe by the gators last week. He was nearly fired. The EFCC chief’s nearly five-year incumbency has been a wild play of intrigues, distraction and confusion. I recall in 2016 when the senate declined to confirm his appointment, citing a DSS report, which was damnatory in complexion.… Read More
Investments 

Webinaire : le financement des PME dans le contexte du Covid-19

La pandémie de Covid-19 s’accompagnera, dans de nombreux pays africains, de chocs économiques provoqués par un ralentissement spectaculaire de l’activité et des flux commerciaux. Pour de nombreuses petites et moyennes entreprises (PME), les effets immédiats du Covid-19 se font sentir car elles sont confrontées à des réductions drastiques de revenus en raison de la baisse de la demande et du… Read More
Investments 

Maroc : Noor Ouarzazate, l’un des plus grands parcs solaires au monde, contribue à la transition énergétique de l’Afrique

Le potentiel énergétique de l’Afrique est considérable. Mais ce potentiel doit être exploité pour répondre aux besoins énergétiques, de plus en plus importants sur le continent. Aujourd’hui, 650 millions d’africains n’ont pas accès à l’électricité, soit plus des deux tiers de la population. Le déficit en infrastructures énergétiques est considéré comme l’un des principaux obstacles au développement et au progrès… Read More
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