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Surviving Amidst opposition: The Story of Minority Sects in Nigeria

By Justice Nwafor Nigeria has a complex religious landscape with a mix of Christians, Muslims, and adherents of other religions. Muslims make up 50 percent...

A new dawn in Nigeria’s foreign policy

By Isah Aliyu Chiroma Dear reader, let's examine one of the important players of Tinubu's cabinet today. Building a nation is a difficult process that...

The roadmap to peace

By Isah Aliyu Chiroma “We deserve no less for peace, stability and progress, so that we can take rightful place in the comity of nations”. Abubalar...

Nigeria’s sluggish path to democracy

“The trouble with Nigeria is simply and squarely a failure of leadership. There is nothing wrong with the Nigerian land, climate, water, air, or...

Niger coup and matters arising

By Isah Aliyu Chiroma Military coup have frequently occurred in Africa's history, frequently as a result of complicated political, economic, and social causes. The government,...

Much a do about Tinubonomics

By Isah Aliyu Chiroma The recent broadcast by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu sent a chill down the spine as the citizens need the fastest measure...

Towards stabilizing the Nigerian economy

By Isah Aliyu Chiroma The state of emergency declared over food security is a viable step to take at this crucial moment, from soaring foodstuff...

Season of Dreams and Whispering Fireflies

By Isah Aliyu Chiroma In the world of literature, writers have the ability to take readers to fantastical worlds, arouse strong emotions, and push the...

Mayhem in July: policy report and the JAMB saga

By Isah Aliyu Chiroma Last week, there was a hullabaloo on social media that shifted the focus to a teenage girl named Mmesoma Ejikeme, whose...

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