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Cost of Governance: Repositioning the necessities for narrative change

Cost of governance in Nigeria has become topical as a resounding submission since the storm of economic downturn began to record wobbling dimensions. The essential factor of huge investment in capital project has unequivocally been on the top front of calls. The ratio of capital to recurrent expenditures in the Country’s budget has been a ...

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Insecurity: Compounding teachers’ plight as affected stakeholders

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Threat exposure in Ekiti State: Taking clue from the evolving patterns of kidnap-for-ransom

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Bandits & the scourge of rape: Necessity of broad architecture of security responses in localities

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Coordinating measures to optimise Nigeria’s youthful population

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Projected borrowings: Rationalising the ratio of service to revenue

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Deficits in Police units and the rampages of kidnap-for-ransom

Last Week, a request of N50 million was the ransom demanded by kidnap-for-ransom gunmen who abducted eight people on Tuesday at Itapaji Ekiti, in Ikole Local Government Area of Ekiti State. The kidnappers reportedly demanded the N50 million sum from the family of the victims on Wednesday, 27th of October. Report of the abduction revealed ...

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COVID-19 vaccine controversies: Integrating the instruments of gatekeepers to dispel rumours

COVID-19 vaccination in Nigeria has come with a ton of controversies. The rounds of scepticism surrounding the administration of the vaccines has seen the subject moving beyond the issue of availability of vaccines to a subject of popular resistance of the masses who remain sceptical about been administered with such vaccines. Such roving rumours as ...

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Moving the profile of Nigeria’s health sector from the corridor of Third World

Investing in research for innovations and inventions to boost development in Nigeria remains a course which is resoundingly significant to put Nigeria in the limelight of meaningful definitions of a modern nation of a civilised entity of the 21st Century. The categorisation of Nigeria within the corridor of the third world nations, has its expression ...

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Labour Casualisation: Broad engagement significant for structural reforms

Labour matters in Nigeria remain a subject of deep discourse. Apparent deficiencies in the instruments that guide the provisions and administration of labour matters in the Country have posed situations coloured with controversies. The defects have left behind a deficient system saturated and ridden with gaps seemingly constituting the grounds of lacunas which have become ...

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