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Menace of checkpoint abusers - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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Without a doubt, erection of checkpoints on our roads within and outside the towns, have become a part of our security culture. Even before the proliferation of serious security challenges, starting with the emergence of Boko Haram in the North-East axis in the late 2000s, checkpoints were known to dot our highways, perhaps more in number than road signs. Checkpoints serve different purposes depending on the prevailing circumstances. Among them are to stop and inspect vehicular traffic in order
Tribute to Mamaki: ‘A Killer’ who couldn’t hurt a fly - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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Do not be flummoxed by the irony of the headline. How can you be a killer and unable hurt a fly… a common fly? The man deserving of my tribute today was Gwamsuk Akila, whose onomatopoeial cognomen gives him away as ‘a killer’. Last weekend, I chatted one of my former colleagues at The Nigeria Standard, Hon. Emma Kayi Gogwim, on WhatsApp. We normally exchange links to our write-ups. After we exchanged pleasantries and I did not utter a word about Gwamsuk’s passing, he knew I was not aware of it.
Wike’s Abuja road network revolution - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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When I relocated from Jos to Abuja towards the end of 2008, I had serious difficulty moving around… not because I was carless. I had a rugged Audi car. My brother-in-law, who had been on the ground for about 10 years, encouraged me to secure accommodation in the estate along the Kubwa Expressway where he lived. By doing so, he would be able to take me round the city centre where I hoped to be doing my kind of business. But somewhere along the line, our schedules conflicted. He was into construct
Nigeria’s population: Truly, how many are we now? - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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Today, I am stepping away from topics that have constantly dominated this space for a long while… insecurity. You will agree with me that repetitive commentaries can elicit ennui no matter how relevant or well packaged they are. As a typical Nigerian will put it, variety is the spice of life. Imagine eating “egusi” or “ewedu” soup ever and anon. Your appetite, however hungry you may be, will abandon you at one point. My sermon today is on headcount, which rarely gets adequate attention from our
Nigeria’s population: Truly, how many are we now? - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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Today, I am stepping away from topics that have constantly dominated this space for a long while… insecurity. You will agree with me that repetitive commentaries can elicit ennui no matter how relevant or well packaged they are. As a typical Nigerian will put it, variety is the spice of life. Imagine eating “egusi” or “ewedu” soup ever and anon. Your appetite, however hungry you may be, will abandon you at one point. My sermon today is on headcount, which rarely gets adequate attention from our
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