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The Irksome Question of the National Minimum Wage
For many of Nigeria’s 250 million people, life is a daily, desperate grind below the international poverty line. With many families and households mired...
An Anthem for the Displaced
They can afford it: the president, the legislature, the judiciary can all afford to nibble at nostalgia and why not, even the worst times...
Banex Plaza and a Burst of Brazen Illegalities
Two soldiers beat up not exactly to a pulp but in the full glare of onlookers and bystanders, some terrified, others not quite, and...
Nigeria’s Crumbling Prisons
Nigeria may not be Gaza, that planet of persecution and its critically endangered people betrayed by a global conspiracy of silence and battered by...
A Deadly Subterfuge
Justice must precede peace if peace is to have immediate power or hold lasting promise. Peace is the usual goal of conflict resolution, whether...
