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Since when has unemployment not ever been a looming disaster? It is always implement this policy…, no, that other is more fitting; as this as always been the case with the prevalent issue of unemployment. Yes, the government are taking a step or two to do their part but it’s not enough; also not everyone can be an entrepreneur to start a…[Read more]

The probe on the loss of oil revenue by the House of Representative is applaudable. Knowing where to fix the hull of the ship would go a long a way to remediate and recover from losses of the past in the oil sector. Thankfully enough it is not on matters like stolen or missing funds to be probed.

Now that the door is thrown wide open for those who would like to run for office of the 9th senate, all sorts of shenanigans with the politicians and legislators is just rampart. It is no news that Tinubu is backing a few of his candidates to run for seats for the 9th senate. In so doing he has lent some of his weight by attacking the current 8th…[Read more]

Removing fuel subsidy…? I don’t get it. Over the last 5 years there has been this talk of subsidy whether it’s a sham of the PDP led government or not. Now the IMF has come out to say that it has to be removed in order to properly fund the health, education and infrastructural sectors. It’s no news that the country’s economy hasn’t been doing…[Read more]

I am baffled at how this as taken the FG this long to realize the synergy between itself, the academia, and the industry is the way forward to revitalize the nation’s tertiary institution.

With the whole hocus pocus that went down in Rivers state, I wouldn’t say wike is an epitome for politicians to fashion themselves after. Otherwise there would no safe ground for democracy in the country. If according to Atiku, Nigerians should be like Wike in terms of his tenacity, unbowed and firm, I believe it should be channelled in the right…[Read more]

With the Court of Appeal granting Atiku permission to submit his petition, I’m curious how this will turn out when all is done.

Given the assessment made by the US on how interference from security forces, low voter turnout, vote-buying, voter intimidation were all done, they felt somewhat disappointed with the elections. That being said, INEC has responded by saying there could be no perfect election anywhere in world, and there were lessons to be learned and room for…[Read more]