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Solvency amid festivity, inflation: Eyeing the framework of choice and alternatives

As the yuletide festivities draw close, it is only very much in view that the streams of activities and events would be inseparable from the configurations of economic realities. The choices and spendings of many would largely be framed within the patterns of purchasing power and market realities. It’s very much resounding that the strains ...

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Electricity tariff: Putting returns in view by the force of codified metering system

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Increasing population: Upscaling investments in Nigeria’s public health system

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Agric Mechanization: Nigeria’s position along the benchmark of sectoral adjustments

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Insecurity: Fortifying response with citizens’ obligations

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70 per cent 2022 vaccination target: ‘Walking the talk’ with strategic implementation

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Heightening insecurity: Strategic military intelligence as panacea

The heightening of security threats in Nigeria has no doubt moved to the sparking state of disturbance. Issues of whether security formations are really at the fore of restoring normalcy has become more of a distanced reality as the spate of variants of security threats have continued to cluster with sore narratives. The clustering of ...

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Hostilities in Nigeria’s business environment: Opening up channels of Hostilities responses

Profiling Nigeria’s economy recently has brought, into the forefront, discourse of indices which are assessed to give expression to the prevailing status of the underlining factors which have been the basis for what has been observed as strings responsible for a wobbling economy. Such assessments by data and statistics remain much important as they constitute ...

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COVID-19: The order for compulsory vaccination and citizens’ hostilities

The preesure of world leaders were seen to have found some respite since the success of the development of a vaccine against the deadly COVID-19 which saw the world been plunged into crisis of lockdown, amid colossal losses of lives across the globe. The swiftness to which the vaccines were developed could easily be related ...

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Citizens’ anxiety amidst rising attacks on security architecture

Effrontery of armed groups launching attacks on security operatives is growing to become a common phenomenon, recently, in the profile of insecurity narratives in Nigeria. From operations of bandits, terror insurgents, to those of local gangs of hoodlums, attacks on security formations and operatives have been taking toll with affronts which reveal loss of fear ...

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