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Will Nigeria’s decision to sell crude to local refineries in naira change the game?
The decision by the Federal Executive Council (FEC) directing the Nigeria National Petroleum Company (NNPCL) to sell crude oil to…
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Implications of Biden’s withdrawal from America’s presidential race
It is not entirely surprising, yet the implications can be far-reaching. Beyond the potential for an unprecedented first female…
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Police and Contributory Pension Scheme
The Senate, on July 4, 2024, passed for a second reading a bill that seeks to remove police retirees…
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Nigeria actually a poor country, By Ben Akabueze
Nigeria has a smaller national budget than Algeria, Angola, Egypt, Libya, Morocco, and South Africa. All these countries have fewer…
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Meet eight British-Nigerians who won parliamentary seats in UK poll
A record eight United Kingdom (UK) politicians of Nigerian origin have been elected into the House of Commons following the…
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ECOWAS and the fear of regional Disintegration
ECOWAS has held countless high-level meetings, including regular and extraordinary summits by regional leaders on peace and security issues since…
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New British Prime Minister Starmer and challenges ahead
The Labour Party’s landslide victory in the Thursday July 4 British general election could be traced to a combination of…
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Rivers Crisis: Fubara’s deputy walks a tightrope
When she was unveiled as the running mate to Siminialayi Fubara, the then governorship candidate of the People’s Democratic Party…
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Soludo, Assembly move against new minimum wage
DAVID-CHYDDY ELEKE of ThisDay reports that as the struggle for a new minimum wage continues, workers in Anambra state may…
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Sustainable Democracy and free Market Economy: Soludo’s take on Nigeria’s recovery
On Democracy Day 2024 celebrating Nigeria’s 25 years of uninterrupted democracy in the 4th Republic, Anambra State Governor Charles Soludo…
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