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The staying power of NYSC, By Emmanuel Onwubiko

Few weeks back, there emerged, a rash of editorial commentaries from some dailies in Nigeria which were critical about the continuous relevance of the National Youth Service Corps scheme (NYSC) over half a century since it was institutionalised. The common denominator in all of these commentaries by these print media …

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‘The Reign of Our Emperor’, By Lasisi Olagunju

(Monday Lines published in the Nigerian Tribune on Monday, 3 June, 2024) The Japanese national anthem is a one-stanza song known as Kimigayo; its English translation approximates ‘The Reign of Our Emperor’. The worth of the anthem is in its adulation of limitless power: “May thy reign last long! May …

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Dele Farotimi – The Critic As An Iritant

LIKE we have always been told, criticism is a brilliant but lazy vocation. It is very easy and beautiful to sit on a fence and point out in very delicious prose all that is going wrong without as much as lifting a finger in firm and pragmatic contribution to national …

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Dear Nigerians – We Are All Poor

IT was the Buhari administration that fast tracked the impoverishment of Nigerians started by the dim witted Jonathan but Asiwaju Tinubu has completed the process with a systematic outflow of not well thought after policies mixed with cryptic nepotism and a huge sense of monarchical entitlement. Today we now have …

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Moniepoint Inc Ranked As Africa’s Fastest Growing Financial Institution By The Financial Times For The Second Consecutive Year

World’s leading financial publication confirms Moniepoint’s rapid revenue growth  Moniepoint Inc, parent company of Nigeria’s leading financial institutions, Moniepoint MFB and TeamApt Ltd has been ranked by the Financial Times, one of the world’s leading business news organizations, recognized internationally for its authority, integrity, and accuracy as Africa’s fastest-growing financial institution. The …

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Petrol Pains, Wilderness Wanderings, By Lasisi Olagunju

(Monday Lines published in the Nigerian Tribune on Monday, 6 May, 2024) A young taxi driver sat on the bonnet of his car some years ago thoroughly frustrated by Nigeria’s unending petrol mess. A television reporter asked him to speak on his experience in that filling station where he sat, …

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