Why the DRC Ebola Crisis Should Alarm Every Nigerian Policymaker
The UN has confirmed that the Ebola outbreak in eastern DRC is still generating 400‑500 new infections each week, despit...
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FAA Ground Stop: A Wake‑Up Call for US Air Traffic Redundancy
Opinion: The FAA’s nationwide ground stop wasn’t just a hiccup – it was a glaring reminder that the US air‑traffic syste...
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Why Nigeria’s Big Guys Are Paying Down Debt While Small Guys Suffer
The big boys finally learned that debt is a poison, but the small fry are still choking on 30% interest rates – and that...
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The Wakhan Road: A Dream of Trade or a Mirage of Dependency?
I believe the Taliban’s celebration of the new gravel track to the Chinese frontier is more a gesture of political postu...
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Project Shiprite: Ghana’s New Maritime Power Play – Blessing or Risk?
Sure guy, the financial close of Project Shiprite is a massive shout for West African shipping – but we must ask whether...
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Carbon Markets: A Pragmatic Bridge, Not a Panacea for Africa’s Climate Finance Gap
Africa bears a disproportionate climate burden while contributing less than 4% of global emissions. The continent’s expo...
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Iran’s Radar Strike: A New Red Card in Gulf Tensions
The IRGC’s claim of hitting a US early‑warning radar in Bahrain is more than a headline; it’s a strategic move that resh...
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Private Concession at Port Harcourt: Blessing or Burden?
Make I yarn una straight: the government just handed the Jeremiah Obafemi Awolowo International Airport to a private fir...
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When the State Plays the Betrayer: A Lawyer’s Fate Mirrors Trust in Our Own Relationships
The recent sentencing of a 66‑year‑old rights lawyer in Kaliningrad to twelve years for alleged treason is a stark remin...
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Impalas, Tenders, and the Illusion of Innocence: Why Matlala’s Claim Rings Hollow
Matlala’s assertion that he was unaware the impalas he handed over were destined for former deputy national police commi...
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Walliams saga: why the publishing world’s silence is no longer an option
The publishing industry has been complicit in shielding a high‑profile author for far too long, and the recent fallout p...
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Afreximbank’s $75M Boost: Real Chance for Our Creative Hustlers?
Sure guy, this $75 million pledge from Afreximbank to the Development Bank of Nigeria is the kind of cash injection we’v...
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AI‑Generated Books in Tamil Nadu Libraries: A Cautionary Tale for Public Procurement
The recent uproar over the Periyar Arivulagam library in Tamil Nadu shows how quickly the allure of cheap, AI‑produced c...
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Is MTN Nigeria Becoming the Most Toxic Corporate Workplace in Nigeria?
When aggressive short-term targets destroy long-term culture: A case study in corporate governance, talent drain, and ex...
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Medication Claim as a Shield: Why Mental‑Health Defences Threaten Anti‑Corruption Efforts
The recent testimony before the Madlanga Commission, where alleged crime kingpin Vusumuzi “Cat” Matlala asserted that he...
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