The term “Artificial Intelligence” has gained wide currency in today’s world. From the regular classrooms, and daily human discussions to
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RMAFC: Can paying public officers more stop corruption in Nigeria? Sadly, no!
The recent announcement by the Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission, RMAFC, of its plan to review the remuneration packages
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Moscow’s pivot to Beijing unsettles Nigeria’s gas gamble
Russia and China’s landmark agreement to build the long-delayed Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline is resonating well beyond Eurasia,
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Nigerians in misery as FG flaunts record revenue
Nigeria is now richer today than at any time in the last decade, but the citizens being governed are poorer,
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Listed companies paid N1.18 trillion in income taxes in 2024
In 2024, publicly listed companies on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) collectively paid N1.18 trillion in income taxes, reflecting a 23
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Igniting critical thinking to unlock Nigeria’s new era of prosperity
Critical thinking is the foundation upon which resilient, adaptive nations are built. It acts as a catalyst, enabling the conversion of
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Telecoms overtakes finance: Nigeria’s new growth driver
In the hierarchy of Nigeria’s GDP contributors, finance has long been one of the top service-sector performers, matched only by
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Critical thinking and intellectualism as catalysts for national transformation and development
In the 21st Century, nations face a whirlwind of challenges: ambiguous global stimuli, intricate socioeconomic problems, and multidimensional crises that demand
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How public exam bodies can win back public trust
Just as Nigerians were just recovering from the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board’s (JAMB) errors in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation
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Nigeria spends more on schools, but children still struggle to learn
Nigeria has nearly tripled its education spending in five years, but outcomes remain flat. Budget allocations rose from N602 billion
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