Feature News
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6Trust on Trial: INEC and the future of Nigeria’s elections
BY EBUKA UKOH Democracies do not run on assurances. They run on trust. And trust, once weakened, demands more than denials to...
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40What the JAMB candidates’ abduction says about Nigeria
BY EBUKA UKOH A nation does not prove its strength in speeches. But the safety it guarantees to its children speaks volumes....
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44Braimah’s Nigeria fails another general as with numerous others
BY EBUKA UKOH A country that cannot protect its foot soldiers does not hold out any promise of safety to ordinary citizens....
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53Lenacapavir: Nigeria’s new hope in HIV prevention
BY FOLASADE AKPAN Nigeria’s fight against HIV and AIDS may be approaching a turning point with the introduction of Lenacapavir, a long-acting...
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71Out-of-school children: Tackling a stubborn social crisis
BY KAYODE ADEBIYI For the seventh year in a row, UNESCO’s 2026 Global Education Monitoring (GEM) Report released recently indicates an increase...
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70Beyond Oil: Leveraging Nigeria’s cultural heritage for national development
BY EVANGELINE CHIDI OPARA Undoubtedly, people’s lives, economic values, and outlooks are often shaped by their cultural affinities. Anthropologists hold that negative...
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58Fixing a broken electricity value chain
BY SYLVESTER THOMPSON Nigeria’s electricity crisis has deepened recently, as declining generation, gas supply constraints, and persistent grid instability have worsened outages...
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73Fiscal strain: Is underfunding crippling Nigerian hospitals?
BY ABUJAH RACHEAL When the Federal Government appropriated N218 billion for health capital projects in 2025, hospitals across Nigeria anticipated long-overdue renovations,...
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59Why the UN’s Slavery Declaration Matters and Why It Is Not Enough
By Nonye Moses Centuries after millions of Africans were captured, sold, dehumanised and scattered across the world, the United Nations has moved...
