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    Nigeria’s food crisis amidst economic downturn

    Under utilisation of Nigeria’s agricultural potentials has left lamentations with resonating echoes of dirge. The mere consideration of such conditions as food scarcity and the associated crises are expression of nothing but paradox. The rhetoric remains why the Country with the enormity of human and depth of natural resources would be grappling with appalling conditions ...

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    Gas Flare: Building parameters to convert colossal losses to accruable benefits

    Oil and gas have remained the honey pot of the Nigerian economy for no less than four decades. The concentration on the resources as the major seat of the Nigerian economy, has however been coloured with some deficiencies in terms of the profile of the working system, of which ordinarily, the sector should have outgrown. ...

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    Insecurity: Politicizing deaths of Nigerians inimical to national progress

    Key matters of national interest are core subjects which do demand critical attention. Such subjects as security, are matters requiring the corroboration of hands to ensure a peaceful and safe atmosphere for appreciable cohabitation. The circumstances that insecurity pose is such that the ravaging effects would transcend the individualistic tendencies that impacted them. Hence, the ...

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    Beyond negotiating with bandits

    Banditry most recently has become an albatross in Nigeria. The menace has become a thorn particularly in the North West. While the North-East is known to be the zone ravaged by the Boko-haram/ISWAP terror, banditry has taken a grip on the North-West as the region’s brand of insecurity. The extending tentacles of the menace have ...

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    Doctors’ Strike: Addressing recurring industrial actions with lasting solutions

    The report of another nationwide indefinite strike by the National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) on Monday, August 2nd, 2021, is once again the resurfacing of a recurring event which has become apparently infused in the system of the Country’s health sector. Sporadic strike by health workers in the Country has become deep seated to ...

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    Prolificacy of arms & crimes: Taming the claws of wild escapades

    The proliferation of crime in Nigeria has assumed localised dimension with reflections of several offshooting wings. While there are stormy insecurity formations, such as terrorism and banditry, which have remained on top of the burner of national discourse with deep profile of colossal losses, it has been observed that the dispersion of localised forms of ...

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    Kyari: Decisive move remains sacrosanct to distance Nigeria from embarrassing stench

    The indictment of Nigeria’s hyped Police Officer, DCP Abba Kyari, by a US court sitting in California over alleged involvement in shady deal with Nigeria’s cyber-crime fraudster, Ramon Abbas, A.K.A. Hushpuppi to the tune of a $1.1million US dollars, has raised doubt over the sincerity of frontline figures within the framework of established authorities in ...

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    Localised architecture, international synergy, panacea to insecurity

    No doubt, insecurity has worsened in Nigeria to become an albatross. The profiles of insecurity threats and disturbances ravaging the Country recently, has become deep seated with the emergence of variant offshoots compounding to leave a sensation of anarchy. The apparent helplessness of the Government to address the myriad of security challenges in the Country, ...

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    Medical tourism: Looking towards building a responsive health system in Nigeria

    Concern on Nigeria’s health sector has remained central among the pressing matters demanding attention in the Country. Several subjects reflecting deficiencies in the sector have constituted matters of national discourse. From issues revolving around poor facilities, poor working conditions for health workers which have been sources of rancour instigating from time to time sporadic industrial ...

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    Nigeria’s foreign interventions: Crafting structural patterns of optimising accruables

    Giving consideration to the contribution of Nigeria to foreign missions and interventions is non-contestably on the radar of reflections of depths of sacrifices. The subject becomes very endearing when it comes to the depth of the Country’s contribution to peacekeeping mission within the African continent where the Country is perceived as a leader. It is ...

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    Press censorship: Dangers of keeping mum while terror ravages the Country

    Attempt towards censoring the activities of the Press in Nigeria is driving to the height where resistance has begun vehemently to visit the moves. The argument has relied strongly on the fact that the Government in its inability to contain the heightening ravages of disturbances in the Country, has only chosen to resort to gaggling ...

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    Eroding sensations of festivities: Using PPP to ameliorate worsening economic factors

    The sensations of vibes which used to colour festivities in Nigeria appear to be seemingly eroding away. Social emotions on the subject appear to have been clouded with unsavoury conditions, creating sensations of nostalgia of years of abundance where people observed festivities in plenty provisions of all sorts of feastings and material provisions including adornment ...

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    Drug trafficking/abuse: Appealing to conscience of Nigerians through religious gatekeepers

    The menace of drug abuse has continued to attract its share of attention in Nigeria. Recently, clampdown by the Government, particularly through the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, (NDLEA), has continued to reveal the depth of transactions exchanging hands within the chain of production, trafficking and consumption of hard drugs. It is apparent that the ...

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    Threats to ecosystem: Blending effective policies to cushion projected economic losses

    Poor attention to preservation of human habitat in Nigeria embodies clusters of reservations. The conundrum houses challenges and losses which embody both conspicuous and oblique consequences for the Country. It is apparent from the part of the Government, that the prevalent apathetic disposition to the opportunities and threats of nature configuration have borne varying outcomes ...

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    RSU matriculates 7,337 students in Port Harcourt

    Barth Ndubuwah, Port Harcourt The Rivers State University (RSU), Nkpolu-Oroworukwo has matriculated a total of 7,337 students for the 2021/2022 academic session. Admitting the students into the fold of studentship, the Vice Chancellor(VC) of the university, Prof Nlerum Okogbule charged them to be of good conduct while their programmes last. He reminded them that there ...

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    Tackling ecological threats of oil exploration against human habitat

    Oil exploration in Nigeria has been a deep seated subject which has taken dimensionally rooted courses in the Country. While the discovery of oil has come with its benefits, it is inarguable that the exploration and development of sectoral activities around it has without doubt come with its disadvantages. Although, the era of oil boom ...

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    Press Censorship: Catastrophe loom in returning Nigeria to reckless military days

    When Nigeria left the claws of military rule particularly in the enduring fourth republic from 1999, ray of hope appeared to be dawning on the Press in the Country. The expectations must have been the coming of an era where the Press would assume the state of freedom to operate without censorship. The perception must ...