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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Castor oil  (2)

I was on Facebook when I saw a video where one of my friends was interviewing a woman who grows castor plants in Ado Ekiti and also has a factory where the oil is extracted from the seeds. This led…

The Abuja agenda, By Owei Lakemfa

Expression of shock and incredulity were reactions from a number of persons and organisations across the world who were invited to the International Conference for the Eradication of Colonialism. The general question that followed was: “Are there still colonies in…

Dangote and the options before him, By Soji Adekunmbi

President of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote What seems to emerge from of all of this is that Dangote’s capacity to finance his operations has shrunken drastically. The situation is made more difficult by the fact that the Federal Government, it’s…

Before Nigerian youths hit the street, By Kabir Fagge Ali

It is obvious that Nigeria stands on the brink of another significant protest as citizens prepare to voice their concerns over various issues, from the safety and protection of citizens’ lives and property to providing food and other needs for…

A timely warning, By Femi Fani-Kayode

The way forward is to put off the protest, exercise patience, enter dialogue with the Federal Government and express our collective concerns in a lawful, restrained, responsible and legitimate manner. Anything outside of that will be dangerous and counter-productive. There…

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