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Nigeria’s Economic Stability in the Face of Global Crisis
The Monetary Policy Committee of Nigeria decided to retain the Monetary Policy Rate at 26.5%, reflecting stability amid global uncertainties…
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The post discusses the challenges of economic inclusion in Nigeria, highlighting the distinction between economic growth and meaningful participation. It…
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Dr. Terver Tule is a dedicated physician and community leader who has provided free healthcare and built a school in…
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Governor Hyacinth Alia of Benue State risks losing support from his own Jechira community in the 2027 elections. Criticisms of…
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The article discusses the dangers of leaders surrounding themselves with uncritical supporters, leading to a culture of applause that substitutes…
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Dr. Terver Zua Tule discusses the tensions between truth and survival in politics, particularly in impoverished societies. Blind followership and…
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