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The Ramparts We Should Guard and Guide

By Omo Omoruyi

Being a Charge to the EDO Delegates to the National Political Reform Conference at the Edo Summit held at the Oba Akenzua Cultural Centre, Benin City ...

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The Quality Of Our Graduates

culled from GUARDIAN, An Editorial of August 21, 2005Private-sector employers have lately voiced their dissatisfaction with the low quality of graduat...

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The Rape of Constitutionality in Plateau

By Ben Nwabueze

culled from GUARDIAN, May 20, 2004THE suspension of the Governor and House of Assembly of Plateau State and their replacement temporarily by an Admini...

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The Republic and I

By Obi Nwakanma

culled from VANGUARD, Sunday, April 24, 2005  THE news was startling. A draft constitution was floating in secret hands at Abuja, and was circula...

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The Right To Talk

By Michael Agbamuche

culled from GUARDIAN, February 27, 2004As I write this piece the national political reforms conference has taken off. Even though I am not a nominee o...

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The Rifeness and Arithmetics of Fraud and Corruption in Nigeria

By Mobolaji E. Aluko, Ph.D.

IntroductionIt is sometimes disheartening the news that comes out of our country.  It is not that these things occur that is worrying, but the im...

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The Rise And Fall Of Tafa Balogun

By Chris Agbambu

culled from Independent, November 26, 2005Born great and made to achieve greatness, Tafa Balogun, the 21st Inspector-General of Police was born on Aug...

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THE ROLLERCOASTER LIFE OF MURTALA MUHAMMED

By Max Siollun

Very few of Nigeria’s former military leaders are spoken of with any great affection.  There is on notable exception: General Murtala Muhammed....

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THE RIGHTS OF CHILD DOMESTICS AS VICTIMS OF HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION AND TRAFFICKING IN NIGERIA.

By DR. MUHAMMED TAWFIQ LADAN

A PAPER PRESENTED AT A TWO-DAY WORKSHOP FOR JUDGES, MAGISTRATES AND PROSECUTORS.ORGANISED BY THE ANTI-TRAFFICKINGAGENCY (NAPTIP) ABUJA IN COLLABORATIO...

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The Sacred Cows And The Culture of Impunity

By Ja'afar S. Ja'afar

A cloud of duplicity, preferential treatment, injustice, contempt to law, intractable inflation, obnoxious laws, poor infrastructure and political int...

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The Senate in Nigeria’s Political Development: The case study of Anambra

By Uche Chukwumerije

 Culled from VANGUARD, Sunday, January 09, 2005SENATE in Nigeria’s political development: Senate, the upper tier of the legislative arm, has hi...

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THE YORUBA, NIGERIA AND THE FUTURE

By Lateef Adegbite

culled from VANGUARD, Monday, November 01, 2004INTRODUCTIONA preliminary clarification is called for. I am too much of a Nigerian, indeed a Universali...

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The Way Forward,

By The Patriots

The Patriots are greatly perturbed by the grave situation arising from the April/May 2003 general elections and the results declared by the Independen...

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THE WONDERS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: CAN NIGERIANS LIVE WITH THESE?

By Emmanuel Uzo Obi

This is not an academic or technical paper but an attempt to explore in simple language, the I.T World and the many benefits it could offer and also c...

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THE UNIVERSITIES (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 2003

EXPLANATORY MEMORANDUMThis Act provides for the amendment of the Universities (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act No 11 1993 and makes new provisions, amon...

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From the Powell Memo to Project 2025: How a 1971 Corporate Strategy Became a Global Template for Power In August 1971, a corporate lawyer named L...

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Project 2025 Agenda and Healthcare in Nigeria

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Project 2025 Agenda and Healthcare in NigeriaThe US and Nigeria signed a five-year $5.1B Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on December 19, 2025, to bo...

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