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M.A. Johnson
What is the real minimum wage?
Since 2011, lowest wage permitted by law in Nigeria is N18,000 (US$ 50). But now that it has been established that…
Political competition and armed violence
Since 1999 when the country embraced democracy, there have been assorted forms of social conflicts. These social…
AfCFTA: What is in it for Nigeria?
“Leadership from behind does not exist. If it exists, it does not last.”- Amb George Obiozor, former DG, NIIA.…
The “technology train” is moving: Is Nigeria onboard?
The First Industrial Revolution of the 18th and 19th centuries, mechanized profoundly for the first time, most…
The test in a nation’s progress
Nigeria has been practicing her own brand of democracy since 1999. The basic premise of democracy is that ultimate…
It’s expedient to focus on the nation’s economy
Politicking has started in full swing in the world’s seventh most populous country. The political landscape is…
Where is the premium on lives of fellow citizens?
They have started killing again. This time, gruesome killings are going on in Plateau State- “the home of peace and…
Nigeria @ 58: Transforming potential to greatness
Nigeria celebrated fifty-eight years of independence yesterday, 01 October 2018. In the past 58 years, a number of…
The ocean: An exciting heritage to humanity
This year, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) celebrates 70 years of improving safety at sea by…
What does Nigeria need? Investment or tax
Anyone with interest in the affairs of Nigeria - the most populous black nation in the world - would wonder why…
Africa: Put your house in order
Africa is rich in mineral resources. Today, the African continent consists of countries whose political leaders…
Rule of law is sacred in a civilized society
If there is one important factor that draws a line between civilization and barbarism, it is the rule of law. This…