Opinion
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How Will The Domestic Dollar Bond Impact The Nigerian Economy?
Context According to news reports, the Federal Government is set to issue dollar-denominated bonds in the domestic market and hopes…
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Good Governance: The Need To Take Strategic Communications Seriously
Good governance is fundamental for the prosperity of every nation, and this principle extends to the corporate sphere, where ‘Corporate…
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OPINION: President Tinubu, Nigerians And Imperative Of Constructive Dialogue
Peaceful protest is a powerful tool for driving positive change and promoting a more just and equitable society. The 1999…
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OPINION: Why Telecom Services Still Remain Poor
For inexplicable reasons most of last week, especially days preceding the #End Bad Governance in Nigeria protests, telecommunications services which…
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Protest: Who Will Dialogue With The FG?
On August 1, 2024, millions of aggrieved Nigerians hit the streets across the country to protest the rising cost of…
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President Tinubu’s Speech Of Compassion, Unity, Leadership, And Direction
Throughout history, great speeches have effectuated great change. Former United States President John F. Kennedy set the tone for a…
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Data Privacy Violations And Deactivated Social Media Accounts
A little over a week ago,the Federal Competitions & Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) and the Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC)imposed…
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Why The ‘Hunger Protest’ May Worsen Nigeria’s Economic Crisis
From all indications, the planned Nationwide ‘Hunger Protest’ would worsen the nation’s fragile economy and the living condition of Nigerians.…
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OPINION: Exploring AI To Bridge Digital Divide
As humanity grapples with the race to bridge the digital divide, global inequality remains a threat. For instance an estimated…
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OPINION: Broadband Penetration And Internet Connectivity
When it initiated National Broadband Plan (NBP) for 2020-2025,the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) had a modest projection of 70% penetration…
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