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Reflecting on Armed Forces Remembrance Day

April 19, 2022

  As the sun rises on January 15, 2024, Nigeria solemnly observes Armed Forces Remembrance Day, a poignant occasion dedicated to remembering and honouring the sacrifices of the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve in the Nigerian Armed Forces. Read more about Politics This day holds deep significance, rooted in … Continue reading Reflecting on Armed Forces Remembrance Day

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Politics

Armed Forces Remembrance Day in Nigeria

April 19, 2022

  Armed Forces Remembrance Day is a national holiday in Nigeria that is observed on January 15th every year. The day is dedicated to honouring the sacrifice and service of the men and women of the Nigerian Armed Forces who have lost their lives in the line of duty. Read more about Politics The history … Continue reading Armed Forces Remembrance Day in Nigeria

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Everyday Heroes

Everyday Heroes: The Nigerian Armed Forces

April 19, 2022

Annually, 15th of January has been set aside by the Nigerian Government as the Armed Forces Remembrance Day. This is a day set aside to call to remembrance the labours of some heroes; past and present, specifically within the ranks of the Nigerian military; the sacrifices they have made and are still making, to ensure … Continue reading Everyday Heroes: The Nigerian Armed Forces

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Politics

The Implications of Insecurity on the General Nigerian Psyche

April 19, 2022

Fear is a common emotion which humans experience, day in day out. However, in a largely unsecured environment, the feeling of fear is more magnified. In little time, fear develops into paranoia where an individual might just panic needlessly whether s/he is in danger or not. Nigerians who travel frequently on roads sometimes live to tell in … Continue reading The Implications of Insecurity on the General Nigerian Psyche

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Politics

Executive Orders, Presidential Orders and a Dysfunctional System

April 19, 2022

On Saturday, October 13, the presidency released a directive tagged Executive Order 6 (EO6) aimed at preventing some 50 prominent Nigerians under investigation from travelling out of the country. There followed a rumour of a list circulating which included rather ironically the name of a judge who just passed on in September – and many wondered … Continue reading Executive Orders, Presidential Orders and a Dysfunctional System

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Politics

When Militants Were Offered an Olive Branch

April 19, 2022

In a declaration of amnesty on June 2009, President Umaru Musa Yar’adua did something unprecedented which stamped his name in the golden annals of history and which generations will continue to benefit from. It was a huge strategic and political move, the kind so drastic no government or leader ever pushed for, where subjects regarded … Continue reading When Militants Were Offered an Olive Branch

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Stuff Tip of the Day

5 Useful Tips When Dealing With a Policeman

April 19, 2022

“The policeman is your friend!” This statement is dreaded by many Nigerians. This perception is as a result of some reported encounters that many people have had with men of the police force which led to nasty end-results. While many have a bitter-sweet relationship with the law enforcers, most admit the vital role the police play … Continue reading 5 Useful Tips When Dealing With a Policeman

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