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Cult prohibition law: Lifeline to end cult wars in Edo

SIR: In December 2018, the Edo State Government took a bold step to address the menace of secret cults by passing a bill to repeal and re-enact the law prohibiting their existence, membership,

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Ekiti as an amazing story

In the past few days, videos of market women leaders, Iyalojas, in Ekiti State moderating the prices of goods in the markets within their jurisdictions have been trending. According to reliable information,

2 months ago

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The ruse of a free education in Nigeria

Sir: The Nigerian government should, as a matter of urgency, address the prevailing moribund status of all public schools with a view to rebranding them for visible rapid transformations.

2 months ago

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Ighodalo: A confluence of vision, competence and integrity

In Edo State, the political conversation has continued to revolve around the governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the September 21 election, Dr Asue Ighodalo. His unprecedented acceptance and

2 months ago

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How Distributed Renewable Energy can improve energy access and combat climate change in Nigeria

Nigeria, with a population of over 200 million, about half of the population in West Africa, battles the dual challenge of decades of energy poverty and climate change. It is pertinent to

2 months ago

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Consistency of CKC Onitsha in global academic excellence

It is in the DNA of Christ the King College (CKC) Onitsha to always put Nigeria on the pedestal of worldwide reckoning. Our esteemed college has just done it again as history

2 months ago

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That oil spill in Uzere, Delta State

Sir: In 2023, there was an oil spill in Uzere in Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State, and which spread into farmlands and fishing ponds of Uzere.

2 months ago

Letters·Opinion

Life is a mystery, insurance is the experience we need

Ordinarily, the life we lead is often confounding, confusing, and challenging, thus necessitating our dependence on culture, religion, philosophy, and mystique.

2 months ago

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The Tinubu era: One year on

“I will assess Tinubu’s government after one year,” was Prof. Wole Soyinka’s response during a recent conversation, when asked for his assessment of the stewadship of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s government. The

2 months ago

Letters·Opinion

The last word on media relations

Public relations, as it concerns the media, has received a much needed breakthrough in the just published book, Media Relations Playbook: 25 Proven Effective Hacks, by Chido B. Nwakanma.

2 months ago

Letters·Opinion

Helping neonates communicate beyond crying

Sir: The early stages of life are a critical period for neonates, commonly known as newborn babies.

2 months ago

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Letters - Page 8

Cult prohibition law: Lifeline to end cult wars in Edo

Ekiti as an amazing story

The ruse of a free education in Nigeria

Ighodalo: A confluence of vision, competence and integrity

How Distributed Renewable Energy can improve energy access and combat climate change in Nigeria

Consistency of CKC Onitsha in global academic excellence

That oil spill in Uzere, Delta State

Life is a mystery, insurance is the experience we need

The Tinubu era: One year on

The last word on media relations

Helping neonates communicate beyond crying

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