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    Kidnap-for-Ransom: Bad omen for investment in Southwest

    The narratives of kidnapping in Nigeria have become coloured with dynamics which recently have thrown winds of concerns into the atmosphere. While the aim for the escapades may have differed over time as a long social ill, it is more apparent that the phenomenon more recently has assumed the kidnap-for-ransom dimension. The historical context of ...

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    Insecurity: Fighting the terror without sparing rods

    The heightening of security threats have been a bane and a thorn in the flesh of the Nigerian government most recently. The troubling state of the strings have grown to become an albatross producing strings of waving storms bewildering the Country. The consequential effects of the off-shooting arms of the ravages against the economy and ...

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    Drumbeat of industrial actions

    Industrial actions have grown in Nigeria to become a seated phenomenon in the character of political and labour contention within the Country. The struggles by Labour unions have over time lasted with reoccurring subjects which have been left unaddressed. The narratives become more troublesome with the centrality of the sectors from where these strike actions ...

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    2023 general elections and the need for enlightened political participation

    That another general election in Nigeria is slated for 2023 is becoming ‘no more news,’ as preparations towards the election within the political landscape is gradually mounting up to generate awareness and attention towards this end. However, the subjects that surround the perspectives towards this end remain deep seated. Among such subjects of potent concerns ...

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    Surrendering Boko-Haram sects: Treading carefully with benefit of doubt

    Apprehensions over the dangers of the surrendering of thousands of Boko-Haram terrorists have continued to generate reactions. The bases of the panic cannot be unconnected to the fear of the perceived threats that their absorption into the society pose to the innocent and law abiding citizens. The fear would be justifiable giving thoughts to the ...

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    Poor human capacity: Investment in qualitative education as panacea to perennial degradation

    Deficits in education in Nigeria remain a sour subject; the discourse of which pose different sides of concerns and reservations. The profile of human capacity in the Country remains at a low ebb. The demographic representation of the Country, with reflection on the education deficits among the people, poses stronger challenges for development. Such deficiencies ...

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    Banditry: Their anti-education campaign and a need for government reprisal

    Education in Nigeria has recently come under the blight of ill fate among other sectors being affected by the scourge of insecurity. The sector apparently has come under the list of mischief targets as a soft spot for bandits. The extension of banditry to an estate of albatross with debilitating impacts on the Country has ...

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    MSMEs: Synchronising policies with checks and balances to foreclose objective defeats

    The strains on the Nigerian economy recently have called for the need for special interventions. The vagaries of oil prices and the attendant instability effects on the economy, have compounded with such unhealthy circumstances as the COVID-19 pandemic, to further enmesh the Country’s economy into the mire of wobbling deformities. The hostile circumstances pushing the ...

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    Easy money: The turn to drug trafficking and the alarming call for strategic clampdown

    The turn to illicit adventures for money making in Nigeria has become a problem taking cultural implications on the defining character of the people of Nigeria. The rub off effects of the pronouncement of the turn to sharp practices to make cheap money has continued to disfigure the image of the Country within the international ...

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    Doctors’ strike: Resort to court and the protracted industrial action

    The overstretched strike of the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has not lingered without leaving unsavoury narratives behind. The resort to compel the health workers back to work by the force of Court order, have had its impacts of dynamics which have yet seen the aggrieved Doctors returning to work. The hell bent posture ...

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    Diversification: The desideratum and shortfalls

    Since global oil prices began to suffer from the latter end of 2015, the impacts on the Nigerian economy (which almost has all its eggs in one basket) have seen conditions of its profile enmeshed in the mire of colossal downturn. The circumstances of the global oil market which at critical times have occasioned crashing ...

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    Huge public debt: Nigeria needs debt forgiveness

    Discourse over the narratives of debt servicing by the Government of Nigeria has become coloured with interlocking subjects. The concerns over the discourse have much centered on the entanglements of the dispensation of debt servicing on revenue. The strains of servicing debts have well been observed to be posing threats against capital projects, the demands ...

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    ASUU’s red flag: The undesirability of another strike for the education system

    Issues of industrial action in Nigeria have become a reoccurring phenomenon which have coloured Labour activities in the Country. Such industrial actions have largely been borne by grievances of unsavoury working conditions by workers in the Country. The echoes of the reverberation more often than not largely resound from those under the employment of the ...

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    Insecurity: Dismantling the roving networks of banditry

    The escapades of bandits in Nigeria has seen insecurity situation worsening in the Country with a misadventurous estate coming out of the ugly phenomenon. The menace which begun in a mild tune has seen the Country been heated by the ravages of mischievous escapades destabilising communal cohabitation, while rousing an anxiety-ridden atmosphere which has been ...

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    Anti-Open Grazing: Working towards popular appeal in the direction of national best interest

    The subject of grazing in Nigeria has recently become a top matter of concern among the clogs of controversial issues in the Country. Clogging the issue with contentions have made the subject shrouded with controversies, giving reflections to the hydra-headed dimensions it has assumed. The sides of perspectives surrounding the subject have shown different arguments ...

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    Ravages of poverty amidst campaign against corruption

    The categorisation of corruption in Nigeria as an albatross cannot be argued to be a platitude. The menace has become a ravaging cankerworm which has eaten deep into the fabrics of the socio-economic and political architectures of the Country. The debilitating impacts have grown to know no small bound. The revelations of the deep seated ...

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    Technical Know how on mechanised agriculture

    Discourse over agriculture in Nigeria largely draws arrays of subjects which are, by and large, topics of interest to stakeholders and experts in the field. While there are subjects which are known to be of generalised reflections in the sector, many of which are known to the majority, it is apparent that there are more ...

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    Unaudited accounts of MDAs worsening leakages

    Financial mishandling in Nigeria’s public administration has remained a deep seated phenomenon. With broadening extension over the years, the dimensions of the wings of the deficiency have well become an estate accommodating sharp practices which have eaten deep into the socio-economic fabrics of the Country, with far reaching impacts of debilitating strings. The consideration of ...

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    COVID-19, Tuberculosis & other killer diseases

    Health emergencies have not left the habitation of men without their course taking turn over time. The outbreak of diseases and pandemics over time, are known to usually record their historical grips at the onset of their insurgence within the demographic locale of their outbreak. The spread of such diseases to other parts of the ...

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    Sponsoring insurgency: Exposing terror patrons, assuaging woes

    Growing as a recalcitrant albatross, terrorism in Nigeria has been coloured with its hydra-headed strings of discomfort in the Country. As the Nigerian military, erstwhile known for its observed peacekeeping missions across Africa, continues to suffer embarrassment before the entanglements of terror in the Country, the subjects emanating from such paradox appear to be of ...

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    Banditry: No sacred cow, lingering docility will be costly

    Banditry in Nigeria has become an albatross sparking the stimulus of panic in the Country. The graduation of the menace from a nomadic-like formation of mischievous cliques unleashing gruesome attacks on settlements of farming communities to a phenomenon of colossal mayhem, has evolved with expanding strings which recently have thrown the Country into another dirge ...

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    Acquainting citizens with tips to mitigate the claws of insecurity-induced trauma

    The narratives of how Nigerians are falling prey to plots of insecurity menaces on daily basis have become troublesome. Reports of unfortunate insecurity mischiefs Nigerians are falling prey to as victims of criminal tendencies by mischievous opportunitists have continued to affirm the fact that the clogs of insecurity have become so deep seated that its ...

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    Guard against soft landing for terrorists

    Rounds over recent reports of surrendering turn of Boko-Haram/Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) terrorists have been taking a toll at a dimension which calls for deep thoughts. It is rational enough that depth of thoughts be given to the sides which such development encode, particularly with the reality of diverse reactions which necessarily have ...