Opinion
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Femi Akinyelure’s Strategies For Bridging Nigeria’s Electrification Gap in Rural Communities
Femi Akinyelure’s Strategies For Bridging Nigeria’s Electrification Gap in Rural Communities …..Matching Intellectual Property thoughts with Evidence-Based Scorecard Going by…
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The Next Leader – By Dr Anderson Ngbobu
The next generational leader of MOSOP-USA should be prepared, in the real sense of preparation. The first generation leaders of…
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Ogoni Peoples Assembly says enough is enough!!! – By Dornu Kogbara
The Hydrocarbon Pollution Remediation Project, HYPREP, was established to deal with the chronic pollution that is undermining human health and…
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Dr. Adesina to receive prestigious Obafemi Awolowo Prize for Leadership March 6
Come March 6, 2024, the Lagos Continental Hotel will host an unforgettable occasion when the President of the African Development…
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Menace of Oil Spillage in Niger-delta Region
Since the release of the United Nations Environment Programme and the Environmental Assessment Report of Ogoni land in the Niger-delta region,…
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Rivexcel and American Hospital Dubai Partner to Expand Healthcare Access across Africa by Wabiye Idoniboyeobu
RivExcel, a leading player in global business solutions, has officially entered into a transformative strategic partnership with American Hospital Dubai,…
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Two reasons Shell’s divestment won’t result in revenue loss to Nigeria – by Ademola Adegbamigbe
After 88 years of its presence in Nigeria, Shell Exploration Company, announced that it was divesting from the country. Will…
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Importance Of History, Bloody Coup Of January 15, 1966 And A Tribute To Our Heroes Past, By Femi Fani-Kayode
Nigeria is the only country in the world in which history is not taught. This policy has done us much…
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The Unending Rivers Political Pattern – by Oby Ndukwe
The drama in the political space of Rivers State which has taken center stage in the media does not in…
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Ken Saro-Wiwa and the new pressure for economic justice
November has formed an indelible spot on the collective memory of the Niger Delta for nearly three decades. The region and,…
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