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Alleged sale of Magama Gumau market square Dear Editor, I write on behalf of the good people of Magama Gumau Town with a deep sense of concern, responsibility, and restrained indignation to formally draw the…
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Necessary rebuke to the thrones of Ife, Oyo Dear Editor, The stools of the Ooni of Ife and the Alaafin of Oyo are among the most revered institutions not only in Yorubaland but across the…
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NDLEA, the Opioid epidemic Dear Editor, Let’s be honest for a second. In Nigeria, we’ve become a bit numb to big numbers. We hear billions in budgets and millions in populations, and our eyes tend…
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Negative effects of ASUU strike Dear Editor, A country that fails in the education sector has woefully failed in everything. The fact is that knowledge is power. The youths of today are tomorrow’s leaders if…
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Dear Editor, The stretch of road linking the Academy to Ayegun in Ibadan, Oyo State, has become a nightmare for commuters, traders and residents alike. What was once a modest thoroughfare has deteriorated into a…
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What distinguished Chief Obafemi Awolowo from others Dear Editor, Former military president, General Ibrahim Babangida, in his book titled A Journey in Service, provided details of how he gathered top Nigerian economists & technocrats to…
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Dear Editor, Nigeria stands at a critical crossroads. Even in the absence of reliable infrastructure, functional healthcare, adequate food supply, and security, citizens have managed to cling to one final source of hope: education. Today,…
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Dear Editor, A farmer depends solely on his farm product to provide food for his family in Nigeria where getting a job is akward some rural areas only farm for their needs because there’s no…
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Barr. Solomon Dalung was Minister of Sports and Youth Development during the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari. In this interview with MUSA PAM in Jos, he discloses that President Bola Tinubu, others and himself wrote…
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Dear Editor, Across Nigeria, a silent environmental war is unfolding one that threatens not only the nation’s biodiversity but also the livelihood of millions. Illegal logging, deforestation for agriculture, and uncontrolled urban expansion are stripping…
