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Democratic governance and federalism in Nigeria (1)

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POPULAR sovereignty, which stipulates, first, that people are the source of any and all governmental powers, and secondly, governmental powers are exercised only with the consent of the governed, is a fundamental principle of democratic...
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Onyekakeyah: The Okota Canal Estate road/drainage

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Tunji-BelloAN attempt to construct storm water drainage along some of the badly damaged roads/streets within the Canal Estate, Okota, in Isolo Local Government Council has put the residents of the estate in severe pain and hardship. The intended construction...
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Musa: For a better health sector

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ONE vital sector that President Goodluck Jonathan seeks to turn around, as part of his transformation agenda for Nigeria is the Health Sector. From day one in the life of the President’s administration, he has   shown consistent interest in...
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Okunmuyide: Ethnic enclavism in ecclesiastical universalism

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FATHER David Iheanacho’s “Roots of Ahiara diocese crisis” (The Guardian, 06/05/2013) and from others in Ahiara diocese are causing avoidable socio-spiritual crisis among many Nigerian Catholics. It is irritating that the do-or-die...
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Randle: Freedom of misinformation (1)

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SIR Mervyn King, the outgoing Governor of the Bank of England has had a really tough time battling with a slew of financial scandals and audit failures. Regardless, his professional integrity and personal reputation have remained intact. His...
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Boyo: Polymer currency: waste, deceit and commonsense

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Polymer-currencyTHE concept of moral hazard is defined as a situation where there is a tendency to take undue risk, because the costs are not borne by the party taking the risk. In other words, a party makes a decision about how much risk to take, while another...
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Williams: Shrinking The Democratic Space (1)

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MAY 29 is drawing close and it will be time to celebrate democracy and do an assessment of how far Nigeria has fared with this system of governance. Of recent, there have been talks about the depth of the democratic experiment, whether there have...
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Ogbodo: This Democracy Can Do Without Governors

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THIS piece of memorandum is coming rather too late. It is my fault. I was locked up in the ambivalence of whether or not the proposition would make good sense and be included in the proposed amendment of the 1999 Constitution. I could not resolve...
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Ajakaye: Nigeria In Crises

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ON Sunday, May 12, 2013, the Catholic Church celebrated the 47th World Communications, with the theme of the Pope’s message, Social Networks: Portals of Truth and Faith; New Spaces for Evangelisation. Pope Paul VI introduced the World...
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Lardner: Why I Love Kagame

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BY way of a necessary background to this ode to Paul Kagame, I was recently in Kigali, Rwanda’s neat, orderly and impeccably clean capital city of this country of a thousand hills. For most readers, especially the incurious Nigerian reader the...
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Kupoluyi: Will This Emergency Rule Work?

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Jonathan_Security-ChiefsPRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan shocked Nigerians when he declared emergency rule in three northern states of Borno, Nasarawa and Yobe in a national broadcast.

Perhaps, they were caught napping not because it is an entirely new phenomenon to them or...
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