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Return Of A Controversy-Loving Monarch – Independent Newspaper Nigeria
Categories: ColumnsContinue Reading: Return Of A Controversy-Loving Monarch – Independent Newspaper NigeriaFour years after he was deposed as the 14th Emir of Kano, controversial Muhammadu Sanusi II has now returned as the 16th Emir of Kano, thanks to Governor Abba Yusuf…
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Consequences Of A Vital Promise Broken – Independent Newspaper Nigeria
Categories: ColumnsContinue Reading: Consequences Of A Vital Promise Broken – Independent Newspaper Nigeria“To impose the usual anti-inflation medicine of higher interest rates and tighter money-supply will only kill the patient [Nigerian economy]…The better solution is to find ways to increase production and…
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The Abuja Light Rail Cameo
Categories: ColumnsContinue Reading: The Abuja Light Rail CameoThe Abuja Light Rail Cameo Sonala Olumhense Sometime this week, it appears, the infamous Abuja light rail will thunder into life. Again. Perhaps for a year or two. According to Nyesom Wike, the Federal Capital Territory(FCT) Minister, the new
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Providing Universal Access To Healthcare, Education For Children – Independent Newspaper Nigeria
Categories: ColumnsContinue Reading: Providing Universal Access To Healthcare, Education For Children – Independent Newspaper NigeriaThe United Nations demands every country to ensure that children have access to healthcare and education as basic rights. According to the International body, this is an important step towards…
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Sickle cell and managing stress
Categories: ColumnsContinue Reading: Sickle cell and managing stressSickle cell and managing stress Tola Dehinde Sickle cell disease can be stressful, but there are ways for patients to manage that stress and improve their overall well-being. People living with sickle cell disease face unique challenges, including
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Of mass marriage, choices and ‘consent’
Categories: ColumnsContinue Reading: Of mass marriage, choices and ‘consent’Of mass marriage, choices and ‘consent’ Abimbola Adelakun Women affairs minister Uju Ohanenye’s decision to file a suit that put paid to the impending mass marriage of 100 orphaned girls in Niger State is well-intentioned, but she might soon
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A Nation At A Very Nasty War | Independent Newspaper Nigeria
Categories: ColumnsContinue Reading: A Nation At A Very Nasty War | Independent Newspaper NigeriaEverywhere you turn to in Nigeria today, all you see are tell-tale signs of a raging war. For the average citizen without the benefit of armed escorts, body guards or…
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Garlands For MMA2 At 17 | Independent Newspaper Nigeria
Categories: ColumnsContinue Reading: Garlands For MMA2 At 17 | Independent Newspaper NigeriaFor the past 17 years, the Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal Two, popularly referred to as MMA2, an iconic, innovative edifice and the first-ever successful Public-Private Partnership (PPP) project in Nigeria,…
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Good governance: Whose responsibility?
Categories: ColumnsContinue Reading: Good governance: Whose responsibility?Good governance: Whose responsibility? According to the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, governance is “the process of decision-making and the process by which decisions are implemented (or not implemented).
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Nigeria is now ‘Taxachusetts’
Categories: ColumnsContinue Reading: Nigeria is now ‘Taxachusetts’Nigeria is now ‘Taxachusetts’ Azuka Onwuka It is a welcome development that the Central Bank of Nigeria finally withdrew its circular requesting banks to deduct the cybersecurity levy after the National Assembly and President Bola Tinubu ordere
