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Last Thursday, Nigerians comprising mostly youths, poured onto the street to register their displeasure over hunger and economic hardship. The post Protest: A need to backtrack and support reforms appeared …

We compounded this unusual taste for foreign goods with lack of appreciation of the consequences of our economic shortsightedness. The post A protest and the need for ‘common sense’ – …

The human intestine is essential for digesting food, absorbing nutrients, and excreting waste. The intestine extends through the duodenum to the small intestine and large intestine, linking the colon to …

The report lately that NNPC plans to borrow another $2 billion crude oil-backed loan is worrisome for its dire implication on the future of the country’s economy. The post Resource-backed loans, real threat …

NIGERIA’S diminished stature in the comity of nations reflects in the global ranking accorded its passport and the travel document holder. This is reinforced by the recent global travel data …

Since Sunday, when the president finally addressed the country in response to the ongoing #EndBadGovernance protests, analysts and critics have not stopped rewriting his speech. They think he should have …

Immanuel Kant in his 1785 Groundwork of the metaphysics of morals as a way of evaluating motivations for action, urged us to “Act according to the maxim that you would …

Nigeria, a country blessed with abundant resources and resilient people, stands at a crossroads where the leadership crisis casts a shadow over its economic progress. The oil-dependent economy has faced …

Nigerians, who have in outrage, watched the Dangote Refinery’s macabre dance with handlers of the Nigerian oil sector, heaved a sigh of relief last week when the crude-for-naira deal for …

Quite literally and metaphorically, the world is heating up! That proposition is partly established by the adverse impacts of climate change. According to the WHO, climate change is directly contributing …