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Virtually all students around the world had their schooling year disrupted due to Covid-19, resulting in little to no face-to-face instruction which is key in the formative years. In the…

On 17 March, Professor Chukwuma Soludo will be sworn in as governor of Anambra state following his resounding victory at the poll held on the 6th and 9th November 2021 across the 21 LGAs…

The mass movement of Nigerians in recent times has generated a lot of concerns in the media space as Nigeria continues to lose its highly skilled professionals to the developed countries…

Nobody likes taxes except the government. Even economists submit that taxes are anti-welfare since they are deductions from producers and consumers' hard-earned incomes. However, the…

I carried out a little exercise on Google. I searched “Africa”, and then “African countries”. Top among the 3.4 billion results in the first search and 272 million in the second were stories…

This piece poses a very simple question that has a straightforward answer. The Office of the Chief Economic Adviser (OCEA) to the President is important and strategic. The success or…

The next Nigerian president must be someone who understands all elements that shape our country - internally and externally. Someone who can make choices that will enable us to achieve our…

Access to quality-assured, safe, and efficacious medical products is fundamental to achieving Africa's goal of Universal Health Coverage and attaining Sustainable Development Goal 3: Ensure…

Cross River State politics resumed at the stroke of the new year as the major stalwarts in the Cross River State People’s Democratic Party (PDP) gathered, not in the state, but at the…

The planned nationwide protest by the Nigeria Labour Union (NLC) with the support of the much-trusted Joint Action Front (JAF) the proposed removal of the controversial fuel subsidy by the…