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Benefits of industrialising Nigeria for growth

Sir: Industrialisation is a critical catalyst for economic development, job creation, and poverty reduction. For Nigeria, a country endowed with abundant natural resources and a young, dynamic population, industrialisation offers a pathway

15 mins ago

by Guardian Nigeria

Egypt’s Mursi: The Irony Of Democracy

Sir: The first democratically-elected president of Egypt, Muhammad Mursi was sentenced to death on charges of terrorism related to his removal from power in 2013. The death verdict was handed down under

9 years ago

Letters·Opinion

OBJ signaled PDP’s death long before polls

SIR: When Senate President David Mark remarked that the outgoing ruling party is in a state of coma and cautioned the warring factions within the party to sheathe the sword, he was actually

9 years ago

Letters·Opinion

13 months since abduction of Chibok girls

Though many other girls, boys, women and the elderly were abducted, the abduction of Chibok schoolgirls was one that shocked the world.

9 years ago

Letters·Opinion

On United Kingdom election

SIR: If I were to vote in United Kingdom elections, the Tories will most likely have my vote. This statement will surely be greeted with a rude shock from some of my

9 years ago

Letters·Opinion

Poor BRT service at CMS

SIR: I am a regular user of the BRT system of transport. The inception of this mode of transportation was designed to ease the burden of the masses in Lagos State. However, the BRT has not readily

9 years ago

Letters·Opinion

Attention Director-General NYSC

SIR: I am compelled to use this medium to draw your attention once again to my predicament which is the non-issuance of my NYSC discharge certificate since 1983. I did my NYSC

9 years ago

Letters·Opinion

The pain of drug courier

It is no longer news that four Nigerians have been executed in Indonesia for drug related offences.

9 years ago

Letters·Opinion

Nigerians In Diaspora, Devalued Like The Naira

SIR: Over the years, the value of the naira has fallen faster than those Centuries old Nepalese temples struck by the recent earthquake. The naira has been bruised and battered, but despite

9 years ago

Letters·Opinion

Test of the Igbo as opposition

SIR: A floodgate of congratulatory messages has broken from the storm of tokenism. President-elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari may as a result of the swamp be relocated from his residence before he gets

9 years ago

Letters·Opinion

Let’s rehabilitate traditional rulers

SIR: I criticise traditional rulers and Christo-Islamic clerics because if they are upright, there is a limit to how politicians will dribble the people.

9 years ago

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Letters - Page 84

Benefits of industrialising Nigeria for growth

Egypt’s Mursi: The Irony Of Democracy

OBJ signaled PDP’s death long before polls

13 months since abduction of Chibok girls

On United Kingdom election

Poor BRT service at CMS

Attention Director-General NYSC

The pain of drug courier

Nigerians In Diaspora, Devalued Like The Naira

Test of the Igbo as opposition

Let’s rehabilitate traditional rulers

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