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Soludo and the Cow’s Tail
By Valentine Obienyem I must begin by offering a modest apology for repeatedly referencing Governor Charles Soludo in this reflection.…
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Editorial: Ojukwu University Needs Urgent Rescue Before Its Reputation Suffers Irreparable Damage
The growing controversies surrounding Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University should be of serious concern to the government, parents, students, alumni and…
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EDITORIAL: ACTDA, Awka’s Admission to the AfDB African Cities Programme, and Soludo’s Vision
By Tony Okafor Sustainable development occurs when leaders build systems that attract investment, guide growth, and improve citizens’ quality of…
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EDITORIAL: Before Crucifying SEDC MD Mark Okoye, Give Him a Fair Hearing
By Tony Okafor The Senate hearing involving the Managing Director of the South East Development Commission (SEDC), Mr. Mark Okoye,…
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Nigeria’s Challenges Are Systemic
By Emeka Monye Nigeria stands at a crossroads. It is not the first time the nation has faced defining moments,…
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Nonye Soludo: A First Lady Different From A Governor’s Wife
By Daniel Ezeigwe The image of Mrs. Nonye Soludo lifting weights in a gym is more than a fitness photograph;…
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The Anambra Crucible: Why Soludo’s War On “Fakes” Is A Battle For Soul Of Society
By Christian ABURIME Amidst the socio-economic frenzy of modern Nigeria, where quick fixes are often valorised over hard work and…
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EDITORIAL: Nawfia Throne Crisis — Time for Soludo to Review Igwe Chijioke Nwankwo’s Case
Great leadership demands the courage to review past actions and correct injustice. Governments are not infallible, and history honours leaders…
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PARALLAX SNAPS: Security Votes Should No Longer Be Holy Communion for Governors
By Tony Okafor Nigeria’s worsening security crisis has again exposed the disconnect between public spending and public safety. While citizens…
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How About If Nigeria’s Administrative Structure Is Decentralised?
By Emeka Monye Nigeria stands at a crossroads. Sixty-five years after independence, the question of how we govern ourselves remains…
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