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Friday, Apr 18

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Why naira-for-crude must be sustained

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The oil sector in Nigeria has always been the topic of the day. Online. Offline. On the radio. Even in commuter buses. If you want to start a heated conversation anywhere in this country, just mention “fuel”. The reactions will start…

Thursday, Apr 17

01

Gas flaring: Much ado about 2030

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Anyone aware of our country’s journey through gas flaring and the many failed attempts to end it would not be moved by the latest government-set deadline—2030. We set out on this path many years ago, right from the early days of Nigeria’s…

Every Nigerian youth thrives with positive mind

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The collective will of every young Nigerian is to see that their fatherland thrives and is a place to be proud of. On the other side, it is made to look as if the average Nigerian youth sees the Nigerian nation as a filthy rag and like a…

Exploring partnerships to bridge Africa’s energy gap

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Africa’s energy sector faces immense challenges, with over 600 million people still lacking access to electricity. To address this critical issue, innovative strategies are crucial for securing financing and fostering the development of…

Wednesday, Apr 16

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Rivers SSG: Between ethnic loyalty and public service

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The recent appointment of Professor Ibibia Lucky Worika as the Secretary to the Rivers State Government has generated reactions from various quarters, particularly within the Ijaw and riverine communities where he belongs (Ogu/Bolo LGA,…

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Why government depend less on local researchers

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Speaking ex tempore can be quite challenging, especially when the issue you are raising is quite germane, and you might not be able to speak to its nuances on the spur of the moment. Thus, when Professor Antonia Simbine, the Director…

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