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    Row over power supply: Metering, among other system infrastructures, must be addressed

    The past few days for power users across the Country, would no doubt be sour with the experience of epilepsy in the flow of electricity supply. Although, supply of electricity in the Country has never appreciably been known to be evenly spread with consistency and reliability, the past few days would be much more disappointing ...

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    Kebbi boat mishap: Reconditioning operations of Nigeria’s Waterways

    Transportation in Nigeria has over time been a subject coloured with records of fatalities. While road accidents in the Country have been a phenomenon of rife occurrences with records of catastrophic calamities, other forms of transport accidents though not as pronounced as the records of the former, have also had their profile of calamities. The ...

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    Restructuring: Longer delay may be catastrophic for the Nigerian Federation

    Calls over restructuring of the Nigerian Federation have in recent times drawn more attention. The growing nature of the subject is apparently moving from the embryo stage to assume a campaign-like posture. The evolving dimension of the subject with reverberating calls, is apparently pushing it beyond the stature of stunted growth under which it had ...

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    Fight against drug abuse: Well meaning Nigerians must campaign against the vice

    The preponderance of sharp practices in Nigeria have continued to wax gross most recently. The value of transactions exchanging hands through illegal networks appears to be mind boggling. The worsening profile of economic fortune in the Country, has been alluded to as the necessary instigator of the expanding adventure of illicit trades in the Country. ...

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    Government-Sponsored-Thuggery: Why power custodians must stop rearing dangerous serpents

    Why power custodians must stop rearing dangerous serpents The strategic use of thugs by government functionaries to sponsor some causes or purposes through subterranean tactics is one major instigating phenomenon studies have shown to be contributing to brewing storms of anarchy in the Country. It is apparent that the perceived inability of Government authorities to ...

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    Asaba Resolutions: Contesting blocs should put the interest of the Federation forward

    The recent resolution of Southern State Governors under the aegis of the Southern Governors Forum, is one recent political subject raising concerns with reactions from various quarters. It is apparent that the development has begun to tear apart and raise formations with build up of political blocs. While some blocs have commended the move of ...

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    Legalising Cannabis: NASS must be thorough, not hasty in the debate of canvassing bill

    The echoes of diversifying the Nigerian economy to salvage it from the scourge of depression and recession have been resounding since the woes of the economy have come to constitute strong forces brewing storms of disturbances in the Country. As attention has been drawn to Agriculture, some proposals which are considered as apparent intriguing ideas ...

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    Missing Funds: National Assembly must be awake to its constitutional duties

    The echoes of missing public funds have recently become a resounding rhythm in the ears of Nigerians. From perceived skewed escapades to narratives of project duplications even within budgetary instruments, the sensations of foul play believed to be mischievous crafts have been brought to notations. It will be apparent that the degree to which Nigerians ...

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    Beyond prayers, Nigerians must turn a new leaf from cannibalistic syndrome

    The collision of several winds of socio-economic and political turbulence in Nigeria has brought the Country to the point where the call for prayers has been reverberating most recently. The turn to this call may not be far fetched, as it is mostly believed that when situations have gone out of human control, the resort ...

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    Food insecurity: Secure farming estates, deliberate agricultural policy as panacea

    Agriculture in Nigeria most recently has been coloured with unappealing-dynamic adornment. This largely owes to the manifestations of new waves of stormy winds brewing against the sector. While it is known that the sector is largely impoverished by clusters of deficiencies which have left it at an infantile state, it is lamentable that recent happenings ...

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    N10.02trn security expenditure: Why FG must respond to calls for explanation

    Constructive criticism with the architecture of strong opposition is one character of the democratic system. The practicality of such structures is known to be a leverage to put a ruling government on its toes. In this light, the concept of bi-party and multi-party systems have been institutionalised within the political architecture of polities across the ...

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    Engagement with Service Chiefs: Senate must prioritise national interest, plight of Nigerians

    The worsening of security profile in Nigeria has recently become an albatross. The brewing storms have been finding expression with the collision of several decadence which recently have begun to assume explosive dimensions. The troubles over security threats have recently been sending fear down the spine of many. The flagging wings of various accumulating security ...

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    Rising inflation: Conflict of N30,000 minimum wage with purchasing power erosion

    Nigerian Labour Unions might not have pictured inflation in their calculations when they campaigned for a N30,000 minimum wage. It would be recalled that moves by Labour Unions towards the drive for the demand of a review of the minimum wage applicable in the Country to N30,000, began to take reverberating turn particularly since late ...

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    Cyber crime is robbing Nigerians of opportunities, Government must act

    Nigeria may not be deeply aware of the depth of international impacts and losses that the menace of cyber crime has been costing the Country over time. Perhaps, the poor practice and understanding of diplomatic relations might be readily pointed to as one reason why the campaign against internet fraud has been driven with mild ...

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    Fortifying campaigns against drug trafficking with stiff deterrent parameters

    The tentacles of trafficking and trade in hard drugs have continued to wax stronger even as law enforcement operations continue to hunt after perpetrators of the crime. It is more or less apparent that the operations of law enforcement agents have largely not carried enough parameters of deterrence to deter misadventurers in the sharp practice ...

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    Optimising resources towards addressing Nigeria’s epileptic power sector

    The wobbling state of power is one of the pulling strings constituting debilitating forces compounding with several other disturbances to give weakening definitions to the profile of the Nigerian economy. The definitions of the state of the sector have been a subject coloured with disarray of deficient characters. The definitions of the working profile apparently ...

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    Insecurity: Handling Boko-Haram/ISWAP as threats to Nigeria’s sovereignty

    The resuscitating breath of insurgency in the North-East has begun to assume troubling dimension in new stormy waves. The wildering wings of the boko-haram/ISWAP terrorists have begun again to receive strength. The debilitating effects this time may go too far beyond bearable limits following the evolution of variant forms of other security challenges, such as ...

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    Correcting the wrongs of illegal mining towards healing Nigeria’s bleeding economy

    The expression of dimensions of social decadence in broad terms have continued to form augmenting clutch which has been segmenting with the norms in the Nigerian society. As several dimensions of social ills continue to grow into pronounced phenomena, the definitions of what is right or otherwise in the societal formations of Nigeria is becoming ...

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    Blending multi-faceted approaches to ground the menace of drug trafficking

    Nigeria has had its fair-share of social upheaveal in recent times. The dimensional navigation, however saddening, has been bending towards delinquencies that speak to reflections of social decadence. The evolution of several troubling phenomena have continued to manifest with offshoots of several disturbances. The state of turbulence which has engulfed the Country could be linked ...