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Abdulkadir Salaudeen
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Nigerians do not merely struggle to survive; they struggle to live without light. Darkness has become a common denominator for most citizens. If a...
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Nigeria’s insecurity challenge shows no sign of abating. Though we hope and pray it ends, nothing on the ground suggests it will end soon....
A Glimmer of Hope In a Religiously Fragmented Plateau State
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Plateau State used to be the cynosure of all eyes and a dreamland for those yet to visit it. It is not only the...
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April 3, 2026
In the past, Nigeria has played a big brother role in Africa, and it still does, as evident in its recent help to the...
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