The African Union (AU) is now 50 years old. Amid the celebrations, the AU – which...
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Nzongola-Ntalaja: Can AU serve Africans for 50 years?
THE African Union has helped throw off colonialism and resolve conflicts since its birth in 1963. But can it answer the desire for democracy among many Africans?
The African Union (AU) is now 50 years old. Amid the celebrations, the AU – which...
Read more... The African Union (AU) is now 50 years old. Amid the celebrations, the AU – which...
Abara: Constitutional role for civil society (2)
Continued from yesterday
MOREOVER, as a resource-rich nation Nigeria is under the heavy veil of the “resource curse”. The CCS is the EITI equivalent of the “magic arm” by which we convert the complex diversity and liability of our large...
Read more... MOREOVER, as a resource-rich nation Nigeria is under the heavy veil of the “resource curse”. The CCS is the EITI equivalent of the “magic arm” by which we convert the complex diversity and liability of our large...
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Babatunde: llicit trade and govt revenue loss
ILLICIT trade as a cankerworm has eaten deep into the fabrics of the society. It has bastardized the market so much that counterfeit products have taken over the market to the detriment of the consumer, the government and the general public at...
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Shehu Katsina: Pardon is not for saints
WHY is it that worldwide – in rich and poor countries; in democracies and the few surviving autocracies –the power of pardon remains an integral part of the criminal justice system? The simple answer is that, if there were all saints... Add new comment Hits: 241
Boyo: Unemployment and other challenges before labour
PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan, state governors and some legislators celebrated May Day with organized Labour, with the usual spectacle of march-pasts and copious speeches! Labour, on one hand, demanded for positive results in the areas of...
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