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Lagos Modernization Bid and the Sad Tales of Lost Communities
Right from the colonial era where Lagos was known as the slave trade center to the time when it was a capital for Nigeria, and to its current state, Lagos…
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Why 150 million Nigerians Are Poor
Nigeria still remains one of the most endowed countries in the world. In terms of natural resources, minerals and enormous prospects for agricultural development Nigerians stands out as a reservoir…
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The plight of Nigeria’s disabled citizens
The plight of the disabled persons in Nigeria has remained a perennial problem. These groups of people have continued to get promises from government that their case is being handled.…
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Surviving in a ‘man’s world’; Abuja female drivers dares the odds
They are a rare spectacle on roads in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory. They are women engaged in the strenuous job and tough world of commercial driving. To make ends…
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Nigeria vows to ensure zero-rejection of its exports
The Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has embarked on aggressive nationwide advocacy to address the “culture of quality’’ in the agriculture sector. The Minister of Agriculture and Rural…
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The agony of Abuja’s Kubwa residents
Kubwa is regarded as the most developed satellite towns in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) because the area is well planned while amenities like water, electricity and roads are also…
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The challenges of Nigeria’s rising ‘refugees’
Not too long ago, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Assistance, UNOCHA disclosed that no fewer than 300,000 people in Borno, Yobe, and Adamawa states – 70…
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Sex for survival in Borno’s IDP camps?
Children milled around, running, smiling and shrieking, the first and only sign of innocence. Their faces smacked with dry mucus and eye specks. Hair tangled and grey with soothe. Lack…
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EKO ATLANTIC CITY: The Rise of a 21 Century City in Africa?
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Potable water gradually disappearing…
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