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Waste to wealth: The rise of recycling economy

Sir: Mountains of plastic waste that once represented environmental degradation across several states in Nigeria are slowly but surely turning into a vibrant ecosystem – one that seamlessly blends recycling with commerce

12 hours ago

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Power in togetherness to achieve sustainable world

Sir: The immense challenges facing our world - climate change, resource depletion, insecurity, and social inequality - demand a united response unlike any before.

3 weeks ago

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Roosevelt Ogbonna: Leadership personified

The birthday is a very important day. It is a day of joy and a period to reminisce about days gone by, and also to strategise for the future.

3 weeks ago

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Nigerians and Tinubu’s first year in office

Sir: Dear President Bola Tinubu, I use this medium with the hope that this open letter will reach your table.

4 weeks ago

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Orji Uzor Kalu: Who is this man?

“The politics of revisionist history is not just about keeping us from understanding the past. It’s about ensuring we cannot understand the present” – Dr Hajar Yazdiha For people who are not

4 weeks ago

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Security personnel and the rest of us

The recent ‘abduction’ or otherwise of Madu Onuorah, the Managing Director of the Abuja-based Global Upfront Newspapers has once more brought

4 weeks ago

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Worrisome volume of illicit drugs seized by NDLEA

On April 16, 2024, the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), in its routine action, destroyed a large volume of illicit drugs at it.

4 weeks ago

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One year of Tinubu’s oil and gas reforms: Counting the gains

For decades, the oil and gas sector has been the pillar of the Nigerian economy, particularly in the past five decades, when it replaced agriculture as the cornerstone. The sector has continued

4 weeks ago

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Five years on, Kwara takes new identity under Governor AbdulRazaq

History is not always written by the victors. Historical narratives are sometimes dominated by the villains who make the loudest noise and have the platforms. Empress Wu expanded the Tang dynasty, reopened

4 weeks ago

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Price war in our skies

Sir: A price war has broken out in a submarket of the nation’s aviation sector, and the passengers are the major beneficiaries. But in the long term, this may hurt the airlines

1 month ago

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Why it will be difficult to impeach Fubara

Rivers State has 32 constituencies. This means that the state has 32 House of Assembly members. Currently, there are two factions of the House of Assembly. One led by Martin Amaewhule and

1 month ago

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Letters - Page 3

Waste to wealth: The rise of recycling economy

Power in togetherness to achieve sustainable world

Roosevelt Ogbonna: Leadership personified

Nigerians and Tinubu’s first year in office

Orji Uzor Kalu: Who is this man?

Security personnel and the rest of us

Worrisome volume of illicit drugs seized by NDLEA

One year of Tinubu’s oil and gas reforms: Counting the gains

Five years on, Kwara takes new identity under Governor AbdulRazaq

Price war in our skies

Why it will be difficult to impeach Fubara

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