Opinion

Electoral Transparency In Reverse Gear

By Dakuku Peterside A democracy rarely collapses in a single dramatic moment. More often, it is slowly redesigned—clause by clause—until…

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Degree/HND Dichotomy Debate: Unnecessary And Stupid

By Chris Konkwo Never at anytime or circumstance have the Nigeria’s academia and the policy makers exhibited such ineptitude, remained…

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Media And The Call To Live Above Board

By Chris Konkwo The Nigerian media has been mercilessly subjected to all manner of bashing and criticisms in recent times…

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Media Corruption And The Undue Focus On Rivers Politics

By Frank Tietie The Nigerian media is facing a credibility crisis, one that is deepening by the day and threatening…

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Echoes of Venezuela: Nigeria Braces For Economic Turmoil

By Dakuku Peterside Last week, I attended a birthday celebration hosted by a friend in the oil and gas sector,…

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Tax Reform Law: Cracks In The Code

By Dakuku Peterside A society does not collapse only when guns are louder than laws. It also weakens when citizens…

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Cynicism And The ‘Impregnable Wall’: Can Nigerians Rescue 2027?

By Dakuku Peterside After every election in Nigeria—especially the contentious ones—a familiar chorus rises: “They will rig it.” “Nothing will…

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Reversal Of Pardon List As Fruit Of Public Activism

Public activism is often dismissed as noise—hash tags that flare and fade, marches that make the evening news and then…

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Gov Fubara’s Strategic Masterstroke In Rivers State

By Amieyeofori Ibim In the evolving narrative of Rivers State’s infrastructural transformation, Governor Siminalayi Fubara is quietly but decisively carving…

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Justice As A Commodity

There are moments in a nation’s life when its people hear their own voices with unusual clarity. This is one…

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