Feature News
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114Restoring Okomu National Park’s Integrity for eco-tourism development
BY USMAN ALIYU Okomu National Park, a biodiversity gem nestled in the Ovia South West Local Government Area of Edo, had long...
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132Addressing contending issues in Nigeria’s security situation
By Kayode Adebiyi President Bola Tinubu recently said his administration had creditably acquitted itself in tackling Nigeria’s security challenges. He said Nigeria...
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134How UNICEF, partners transformed Almajiri, Girls’ lives in Sokoto
BY FUNMILAYO ADEYEMI Two years ago, Abubakar Mustapha’s life was filled with uncertainty. Like many young people in Shuni, a community in...
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13730 Years after Beijing: Are women there yet?
BY JUSTINA AUTA The Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action (BDPA), adopted on Sept. 15, 1995, at the Fourth World Conference on...
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161Appraising ECOWAS’ 50 years of sub-regional integration
BY MARK LONGYEN The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) was established by its founding fathers on May 28, 1975 with...
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150Imperative of safeguarding Nigeria’s mineral wealth
BY MARTHA AGAS Illegal mining, a global cankerworm, is eating deep into Nigeria’s mineral wealth; it costs the nation billions of naira...
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16210th National Assembly and the State creation jinx
BY ‘WALE SADEEQ The House of Representatives, on February 6, stirred the hornet’s nest on the contentious issue of state creation with...
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138A vote for Raila Odinga will address Africa’s prosperity promptly.
BY UGWUMADU NNANTA African leaders who gather this week in Addis Ababa will make one of their most important decisions since founding...
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168Navy’s war against oil theft: Securing Nigeria’s lifeblood
BY SUMAILA OGBAJE The Nigerian Navy has been at the forefront of the country’s efforts to combat crude oil theft, a menace...
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188The many struggles of sickle cell ‘warriors’ and their families
BY DIANA OMUEZA Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) is an inherited genetic condition that causes red blood cells to assume a rigid, crescent-like...
