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By Enyichukwu Enemanna The African continent has been perennially mired into protracted challenges of corruption, bad leadership, gloomy economic atmosphere, extremism, militancy and plethora of other ills. Added to these is the twin problem of changing...

By Simbi Kesiye Wabote Six years ago this week, I was appointed Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) by President Muhammadu Buhari, resuming full duties at the NCDMB’s Headquarters in Yenagoa...

By Hamzat Lawal Just like the lifecycle of a butterfly, my life has been about transformations. The metamorphosis is as organic as it is radical. However, the transitions in the life of a butterfly are sometimes...

By Kola Oredipe Mathematics is never a simple subject to a lot of people and that is for a fact. And to be successful in politics depends largely on abilities to solve many problematic equations. The...

By Claire Nwachukwu Abuse of legal power is a serious threat to the stability of both law and order in any society. The more we allow for such abuses of power to prevail in our society,...

By Dr Ibrahim Umar  Always decked in his simply-tailored suit with its signature “green” tie, the picture of the Governor of The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Chief Godwin Emefiele, has in the last six years,...