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By Innocent Okon It is hackneyed to posit that Nigeria is a dysfunctional Federal system of government. Equally trite is...

The policy for banks to pay a levy of FOREX windfall has generated some debate in the polity as the...

By Innocent Okon Many schools of thought have reduced the phenomenon called political power to attitudinal disposition.  The three common...

By Innocent Okon The political firmament in Nigeria has never been this opaque since our flag independence in 1960. The...

By Akpandem James Perhaps, because there have been some contentions in the recent past between authors and historians on the...

By Akpandem James   ‘There is hunger in the land’ has become a common refrain in the Nigerian landscape today...

By  Dr Orji Ogbonnaya Orji  The revival of Nigeria’s interest in energy transition, climate change and green economic solutions has...

By Michael Owhoko, Ph.D In every government or institution, there is a corresponding invisible hand that remote-controls its affairs with...

By Udom Inoyo A few weeks ago, I received a call from a University of Uyo community member about a...

By Udeme Nana  This article is based on AND IT CAME TO PASS, Anietie Usen's third book published this year...