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As EFCC partners Flutterwave, others

Sir: In recent times, the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) has been going into alliances or partnerships with bodies and organizations the commission was created to watch with its eagle eyes.

16 hours ago

by Guardian Nigeria

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.

3 months ago

Letters·Opinion

Ogoja jungle justice is barbaric, degrading to humanity

It is against the law of God and man to maim or kill anybody suspected to be a criminal under the guise of carrying out jungle justice.

3 months ago

Letters·Opinion

Will Borno remain home of peace after insurgency?

Sir: Borno State was once known as a peaceful place, but the past decade of Boko Haram violence has changed everything. Now, as the region begins to recover, will it be possible

3 months ago

Letters·Opinion

Tourism and entertainment industry a comatose tools for economic development

The truth be told, every country of the world is a tourist destination, but it is by choice to make ones such attractive. Implying to say, that the main goals of controlling

3 months ago

Letters·Opinion

Chukwuemeka Ezeife, an epitome of nationalism, takes final bow

A renowned American philosopher and author of “The Supreme Philosophy of Man’’, Alfred Armand Montapert, said, “The monument of a great man is not of granite or marble or bronze.

3 months ago

Letters·Opinion

Niger Delta region and NDDC’s agricultural initiatives

For many years, there exist a veiled agreement that one of the perverse and unintended consequences of the discovery of oil in Nigeria is that governments have almost completely abandoned agriculture in

3 months ago

Letters·Opinion

What future for street children in Nigeria?

Sir: Every child has the right to education. Every child merits a secure place to call home. Every kid deserves the opportunity to flourish in a supportive environment.

3 months ago

Letters·Opinion

Quality control and assurance: Panacea to building collapse

The statement credited to ELE equipment manufacturers says ‘If it’s worth building, it’s worth testing.’ This saying emphasises the importance of carrying out tests on materials for construction of structures for residential

3 months ago

Letters·Opinion

The silence of the ministry of solid minerals

It is quite pathetic that despite the fact that it has been some weeks since the issue of unregulated mining in OAU gained public attention, the Federal Ministry of Solid Minerals has

3 months ago

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Letters - Page 9

As EFCC partners Flutterwave, others

The last word on media relations

Helping neonates communicate beyond crying

Ogoja jungle justice is barbaric, degrading to humanity

Will Borno remain home of peace after insurgency?

Tourism and entertainment industry a comatose tools for economic development

Chukwuemeka Ezeife, an epitome of nationalism, takes final bow

Niger Delta region and NDDC’s agricultural initiatives

What future for street children in Nigeria?

Quality control and assurance: Panacea to building collapse

The silence of the ministry of solid minerals

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