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Grouse Against Joint Project Development Agency Proposed By Governor Inuwa Yahaya By I. Y Melah

The local government system was created in order to be a vehicle through which people at the grassroots will feel the impact of government. In other words, it was primarily to bring government closer to the people. But for a very long time, this purpose has not been realised due to the fact that most state governors, if not all,… Read More
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Domestic Violence In Nigeria: Men Are Victims Too By Yewande Adeleke

The topic of domestic violence against men is one which is largely unspoken, especially in Nigeria. In most cases of domestic abuse, our first instinct is to assume that a man is the perpetrator, while the woman is the victim. Even though this could be true, as is the case in many instances, the issue of violence against men is more rampant than we know.  Domestic violence otherwise known as domestic abuse, spousal abuse,… Read More
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I Will Make You Herders Of Men By Ifedayo Babalola

‘They must be stopped! This cannot be!’ Shorty’s bearded face is a mix of fear and rage.  ‘We must stop them!’ ‘Stop who? Stop what? ‘Lanky queries, wincing underneath the heavy decibels pumping from the earpiece. ‘Haven’t you heard?  Well, it is privileged information still.  The Group revealed me this morning…’ ‘My friend, calm down and talk sense. The Group,… Read More
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Femi Adesina: Our Bootlickers Are So Clever By Half! By Kunle Wizeman Ajayi

One Professor Femi Olufunmilade; the Director of the Buratai Centre for Contemporary Security Affairs at Igbinedon University, Okada has signed a “save-my-job” piece defending Femi Adesina; President Buhari’s media co-aide who is facing yet another shame of taking orders and glowingly defending one of the bosses he had famously penned against. Adesina is on the hot seat facing same public… Read More
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How Effective Is Online Teaching Now? My Experience By Olabisi Deji-Folutile

I was privileged to attend two virtual lectures this week on the invitation of the Distinguished Professor of Science and Computer Education, Lagos State University, Peter Okebukola. The World Bank support project is powered by the African Centre of Excellence for Innovative and Transformative Stem Education and aimed at offering qualitative and transformative training for African postgraduate students. For the… Read More
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Mad As Madagascar By Azu Ishiekwene

In the fight against COVID-19, the war between biology and economics has just expanded to the nationalist front, spilling over with the ferociousness of a zero-sum game. Madagascar President, Andry Rajoelina, believes that the reason why the world is not giving his country’s miracle herbal formula the accolade it deserves is because of its African origin.  If COVID-Organics had been… Read More
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COVID-19: Pastor Died And Pastor Wants To Die By Leo Igwe

Recently a pastor died. A Cameroonian faith healer, Prophet Frankline Ndifor died a week after battling with the coronavirus. Ndifor’s death is linked to a violation of COVID19 guidelines. He was laying hands on those with confirmed cases of COVID19.  A pastor has also died in Port Harcourt in a similar circumstance. There may have been some other unreported cases… Read More
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Gombe: The Insensitivity Of A New Revenue Law By Louna Daniel

That the Gombe State Government is boastful of being among the states not owing workers’ salaries as an accomplishment is an egregious disappointment, to say the least. The population of Gombe State is roughly three million. The state’s 60,000 workforce out of its three million population passes a chilling message that merely two per cent of the population is employed… Read More
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