By Udeme Akpabio Before the importation of Civil Service into the African Continent by the instrumentality of colonialism, and/or democracy, and/or quest for the so-called civilisation, Africa had what it takes to be self-dependent. The dependency was informed by the use of natural sources of income that conveniently sustained the peculiar people of the Almighty…
By Amawu Cletus I am constrained as a Journalist and as a reverend of the Fourth Estate of the Realm, concerned Cross Riverian, savouring in the season of sweetness from our darling Sweet Prince and condemned to fact check to keep society abreast from misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation from citizens like Ekanem with a penchant…
By Agba Jalingo Until 1.14 pm WAT, on September 11, 2001, when 2,996 people were killed in a terror attack on the World Trade Center in New York, I frankly was not very familiar with the word “terrorism.” The frenzy that trailed that very horrible terror attack forced the word from nearly every news outlet…
Without Electricity, What Chance Do We Stand? By Agba Jalingo According to CEIC data, primarily generated by the World Bank, Nigeria’s electricity production reached 8,415 GWh in September 2023. The data reached an all-time high of 9,936 GWh in September 2015, and a record low of 3,247 GWh in June 2009. Nigeria has a population…
By Richard Inoyo Since the beginning of that public discourse, Citizens’ Solution Network decided not to comment on the issues knowing clearly that we live in a country where critical thinking is too often uninvited and underutilised in national deliberation. Today, I have decided to sum up our positions in the following manner: 1. How…
