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Image of Asue Ighodalo. Asue Ighodalo's comprehensive manifesto for the 2024 Edo State gubernatorial election outlines a transformative vision focused on poverty reduction, education, healthcare, and economic growth. — Asue Ighodalo.

Asue Ighodalo’s comprehensive manifesto: A vision for transforming Edo State

As the 2024 Edo State gubernatorial election approaches, the political landscape is awash with candidates promising change. Among them, Asue Ighodalo stands out with a comprehensive manifesto that pledges to transform Edo

1 day ago

by Guardian Nigeria

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

1 month 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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Insecurity in North West remains vicious

Sir: Insecurity has greatly affected the image of the country both domestically and internationally, especially in the area of efforts to attract Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Last year, Nigeria was rated 144th

1 month ago

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Government should correct this anomaly

The reason everything continues to deteriorate in Nigeria is because no one has been able to stand up to call a spade a spade. For years, the Nigerian government through its electricity

1 month ago

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Reduction of Nigerians’ purchasing power? What the President really said

Those who say that context and perception are EVERYTHING in human communication do have a point. Sometimes what a person is saying is really NOT what he’s saying, as paradoxical as that

1 month ago

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Umo Eno: Taking rural development to dizzying heights

Akwa Ibom, blessed with crude oil, gas deposits, agricultural, other natural and human resources; a scenic, beautiful and climatically-favourable landscape; alluring, magical and magnetic destinations; fascinating and exciting people, with a rich

1 month ago

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Beyond textbooks: Engaging youth in agriculture

Sir: Getting youth involved in agriculture is not as easy as one might think. The traditional approach to farming systems, absence of commercial extension services and lack of subject matter specialists to

1 month ago

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Osun political transfer and the intricacies

Sir: Analysing Nigeria’s political system, especially within Osun State, requires a multifaceted approach, considering its complex dynamics

1 month ago

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Economic burden of soaring electricity tariffs: A call for relief

As the cost of living continues its upward trajectory, the recent surge in electricity tariffs is yet another blow to the already strained finances of the ordinary citizens. This hike couldn't have

1 month ago

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Letters - Page 4

Asue Ighodalo’s comprehensive manifesto: A vision for transforming Edo State

Five years on, Kwara takes new identity under Governor AbdulRazaq

Price war in our skies

Why it will be difficult to impeach Fubara

Insecurity in North West remains vicious

Government should correct this anomaly

Reduction of Nigerians’ purchasing power? What the President really said

Umo Eno: Taking rural development to dizzying heights

Beyond textbooks: Engaging youth in agriculture

Osun political transfer and the intricacies

Economic burden of soaring electricity tariffs: A call for relief

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