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    Security: Creating parameters to put new Service Chiefs on their toes

    The worsening of security situations in the Country most recently, had led to the clamour which could be said to be linkable to the replacement of the immediate past Service Chiefs in the Country. The turbulence of banditry, insurgency and terrorism among other forms of local security challenges in recent times, has heightened to troubling ...

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    Redeeming Nigeria Police: Time to broaden overhauling architectures to eliminate bad eggs

    The Nigeria Police Force has been in the fore of discourse most recently. This discourse is one which transcends domestic quarters to the front of international attention. Stronger magnetic force of attention to the Nigeria Police took emphatic stare particularly in the wake of the #ENDSARS protest which drew international attention over the apparent brutality ...

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    Economy: Identifying soft-spots of comparative advantage in the diversification drive

    Aggregating productivity from various sectors to have a solid foundation for a virile economy has been an assertion which have been advanced from time to time as one ready solution to the wavering stature of the Nigerian economy. The argument has been premised on the ground that the accruals of revenue substantially from various sectors ...

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    Bridging productivity gaps in the Oil & Gas sector while in pursuit of diversification

    Inconsistencies in the working lines of any scheme of human endeavour is one character of defect which readily bear forces of disturbances against expected results. While the patterns that spur out of a system characterised by such syndrome on a macro level is undesirable and counterproductive in any sphere of human endeavour, the manifestations of ...

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    Restructuring: Expunging frustration by healing systemic dysfunction

    Restructuring Nigeria has been one recommendations of reverberating at the top of the discourse of addressing the myriads of socio-economic and political storms beclouding the Country. However, it is apparent that the forces working against the reality and actualisation of this necessity are stronger than the push of its call. The subject has therefore been ...

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    Rising food insecurity: Time for the Presidency to lead the train against banditry

    The analytical assessment of the impacts of any social challenge cannot paramountly be isolated to one direct effect. The reality of a good perusal of such situation would practically reveal the manifestations of strings of direct and indirect factors which have the potency to further generate other strings of circumstances to make situations clumsy. It ...

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    Reviving comatose monuments as strategic mechanisms in remediating Nigerian economy

    Infrastructure deficit in Nigeria is a rattling phenomenon among the key subjects of discourse in the assessment of the Nigeria’s economy. The need to develop existing infrastructures and creatively clear the path for new ones are evident necessities warranting crucial attention. It is pragmatically observable that nations of the world with buoyant economic definitions, never ...

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    Gloomy Economic Reports: Shelving political leanings for greater communal good

    Several reports arising from studies of the state of the Nigerian economy has largely continued to reflect signals of strains and projections of unwholesome development which largely speaks ill of what may befall the Country should critical matters be left unaddressed, or better still, handled with levity. The projections of the effects the wobbling state ...

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    Weakened Reserves: Altering Nigeria’s economic orientation from consumption to production

    The depletion of Nigeria’s Foreign Reserves remains one subject of prime significance with notation of strong links to the workings of the economy. The devaluation of the Naira before hard currencies with the attendant results of recession are unfortunate characters which have coloured the outlook of the Nigerian economy deficiently. While reservations are right on ...

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    Drafting the navigation of political deliberations to quell the drumbeat of secession

    The drum-beats of secession have continued to assume stronger echoes throughout the polity. The resonance of the rising perceptions is gradually assuming patterns that appear to be coloured with clauses of perceptional formations on the driving forces of the foundations of campaigns by different groups from different zones in the Federation. While it is believed ...

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    Insecurity: Shielding schools from becoming terrorist soft targets

    Knocks on the Federal Government over the posture of handling security matters in the Country has become rife most recently. Critical positions have assumed whipping notations against the Presidency led Federal Government in the sight of worsening profile of security threats which have continued to project a situation of disorder across the Country. Frontline rights ...

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    Fortifying responsive architecture to clamp down on operating routes of Cybercrime

    Crime rate in Nigeria has been topical in the discourse of social delinquencies ravaging the societal fabric of the Country. More of these escapades have been drawing concern at the international scene most recently, particularly with the expanding arm of cybercrime which has apparently grown beyond tolerable limit. The perpetrators of the crime are known ...

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    Fake drugs: Nigerians must be sensitive to what they consume

    Times of the season have come to give reserving definitions to the gestural characters of social interfaces in Nigeria. The directional course of the working fabrics of the societal Country has largely become a course for concern. The manifestations of several untoward characters by and large speak to the negative impacts societal deformation had borne ...

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    Insecurity: Toppling turbulent threats with interfacing instruments of overarching modalities

    Reports that Boko Haram terrorists have once again retaken Damasak, the Headquarters of Mobbar Local Government Area, LGA, of Borno State after reportedly dislodging the Nigerian security forces, is a saddening tale. Damasak, which is a border town with Niger Republic about 160 kilometres north from Maiduguri, the state capital, has had records of suffering ...

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    Unemployment rate: Time to revisit Nigeria’s economic formations with synthetic policies

    Attempt to peruse the Nigerian economy as a strong pillar in the assessment of the state-of-the-nation most recently, has largely been characterised with entanglements of clumsy strings of categorical imbalances which largely transcend the spheres of economic influence to every other spheres of life in the Country. The infusing impact that the state of the ...

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    Debts Profile: Addressing fundamental-institutional strains frustrating development courses

    Borrowings by the Nigerian government have been a monumental subject of discourse with linking resonance on political and socio-economic spheres of influences. It is inarguable that the reservations which have followed the continued borrowings by the present administration, have rightly attracted attention and outcry for those who look into what future holds for the Country, ...

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    Cost of Governance: Redeeming the economy from pointless expenditure

    Discourse over revamping Nigeria's economy from the wobbling profile of depression has been a subject enmeshed in diverse reservations. The recommendations over rebuilding the crumbling fabrics of the economy have been coloured with assertions of varying postulations. Several models which have been canvassed by theorists as plausible measures to redeeming the economy from the woes ...

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    Anti-Trafficking: Undoing economic losses, criminal networks by diplomatic instruments

    As new realities of socio-economic complexities continue to unfold in Nigeria, the shift from legal adventures to illegal dealings have continued to attract perceivable juxtaposition. In fact, it is apparent that the preponderance of certain illegal operations have levelled up to the point that defining what are legal and illegal ventures is becoming nebulous in ...