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The Race Against Cybercrimes In Nigeria, By Inyene Ibanga
Crimes and criminality have shifted from the physical environment to cyberspace, where criminals operate now without any physical restriction, and where their footprints can traverse the entire terrain, and become […]
Enhancing ICT Tools To Combat Crimes, By Inyene Ibanga
It is no longer news that in Nigeria today, several internet assisted crimes known as cybercrimes are committed daily in various forms, such as fraudulent electronic mails, pornography, identity theft, […]
Study Notes on “Revolution” and “National Unity”, By Edwin Madunagu
The importance and urgency of this subject to the Nigerian Left, at this time, demand that I begin the discussion with a series of clear propositions. And that is what […]
Tanker Explosions Or Good Governance?
My reflections on serial tanker explosions or tanker related suicidal incidents (note: not accidents!) on our roads in the past decades can pass for a booklet on “Mass Murder By […]
Column No. 6: Nasarawa’s Growing ‘Bermuda Triangle’ For Uniformed Personnel, By Abdulkareem Baba Aminu
’ve mentioned before – in fact, just last week – an anecdote about one of my bosses asking us to imagine a Nigeria, for one day, without our security operatives. […]
Opening The Tap Of Nation’s Water Resources, By Abdulrahman Bello
Going by the Nigeria’s federal structural arrangement, it is not the responsibility of the federal government to provide water in households or for industrial use, but to strategically provide support […]
What Nigeria’s poor power supply really costs and how a hybrid system could work for business, By Samuel Ayokunle Olówósejéjé
Nigeria faces the triple challenge of providing reliable power supply, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and keeping energy affordable to consumers. The availability of electricity in Nigeria has worsened over the years. The […]
How Nigeria’s new competition law will benefit the economy – and what to watch for, By Oluchukwu Precious Obioma
Competition laws protect consumers and create confidence in an economy. It’s a signal to investors and entrepreneurs that a market is fair and open. And the reward for countries that regulate competition […]
Of Secondary School Instruction and Infrastructure, By Uddin Ifeanyi
The one lasting effect of the novel coronavirus that is not as reported as its more proximate effects on people’s health and the economy, is its effect on education. Sure, […]