Tuesday, October 8

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Salvaging the SDGs: Nigeria’s path to 2030

The month of September was an exciting time for Heads of Government, United Nations Missions, Ministries of Foreign Affairs, the private sector, and civil society organisations across the world. We came together for the United Nations…

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The value of life (2), By Sunday Adelaja

In most cases, however, increase only answers to pressure. In other cases, increase only answers to demands. The amount of demand you lay on increase, the more of it you get. The more pressure you place on yourself, in search…

Delivering a captured nation (1), By Ayo AKerele

When the gospel is preached in spirit and in truth, not for pecuniary gains or as a poverty eradication system, prayers will be answered, light will shine, and true leaders will emerge. There is a spiritual dimension to national transformation.…

Nigeria doesn’t need nationwide protest

Peaceful demonstrations to convey felt needs are rights enshrined in our nation’s constitution, which also highlights ways and means by which such rights and dissents are disposed. But are protests and demonstrations necessary at the time our national ecosystem is…

Limit of economic policy dogmatism

Last week, The Central Bank of Nigeria Monetary Policy Committee increased the monetary policy rate for the umpteenth time in the last two years. This was despite public opinions against the move. The monetary policy rate represents the lending interest…

This revolution shall not be televised, By Wole Olaoye

One of the expectations of column writing is that it will not just advance the journalistic goals of educating, informing and entertaining the society, but also serve as a watchdog for both the government and the governed. This role of…

The Nigeria Police pension dilemma, By Adamu Rabiu

The government, through the Pension Commission (PenCom) has insisted that the police is too big, and excusing them from the CPS would affect Nigerian economy, and as such they must remain within the Scheme, even though the Nigerian Army, the…

Nigeria doesn’t need nationwide protest

Issa-Onilu is the DG, National Orientation Agency The proponents of violent protests are not relenting. They have fixed August 1 to August 10 as the days of rage. They are insisting that the house must be burnt down in anger. Like…

Nigeria and its national development, By Toyin Falola

The discussions and endeavours at the conference will aim to draw the Nigerian government’s attention to the industrial and developmental importance of River Benue and the projected expectation of the nation’s growth. For instance, discourses around hydroelectric power production are…

Protests, Tinubu’s exercise routine, Olympic hopes

When he campaigned for office in 2020, outgoing US President Joe Biden revealed his workout routine to demonstrate his physical readiness for the top job, although he admitted some difficulty. “It’s hard to get into a regular schedule, but I’ve…

In support of public outrage

Just to be clear, I firmly support the forthcoming public protests in Nigeria. They are a fair and patriotic reaction, and ought to enjoy the full-throated support even of President Bola Tinubu, just as they did 12 years ago. By protest, I…

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