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Continued from LAST WEEK Poor investment in human capital development (education and health), and, particularly, the neglect of technical and vocational education and training (TVET) and science-based technology education has...

Continued from LAST WEEK With regards to the country’s external debt, Nigeria’s debt stock when Obasanjo left office was $3bn. This rose to $10bn during Yar’Adua’s tenure and further stood...

A major paradox of human life is that we are constantly looking for the easy way out, even when we know that nothing good comes easy. We are constantly drawn...

Corpus Christi - A grateful celebration of walk with Jesus in the neighbourhood of the seat of the Archdiocese of Lagos. The Archbishop excitedly expresses the joyfulness of all for...

Continued from Last Week Challenges of funding Church Communication Before going into the challenges, please permit me to first and foremost recognize and appreciate the fact that there have been...

By Rev. Fr. George EHUSANI, Executive Director, Lux Terra Leadership Foundation Continues from LAST WEEK (iv) It is important to note that the conflict between the people’s right to know...

A: introduction 1. The theme for the World Press Freedom Day, May 3, 2021 is “Information as a public good” per UNESCO, and the day was observed in Nigeria as...

By Felix Oragwu The above worrying Situation is why a National Dialogue of over 200 ethnic Nationalities, comprised in Nigeria,is very imperative to determine Terms of their living together in...

This Opinion piece is a rejoinder of support for the Editorial of The Guardian, Newspaper of September 26, 2013 titled “The Imperative of National Dialogue”. This well researched editorial should...

History has it that there have been two flus, the first one occurred in 1720-1721 and the second one is called the Spanish Flu Pandemic which occurred in 1918-1920 in...