HeyJaredHassan Gimba
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Cost of petroleum products, fuel subsidies, a stronger naira and local production shape Hassan Gimba’s expectations of Nigeria’s next president. (opens the original)
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Fundamentally, the cost of petroleum products affects our pockets and limits our purchasing power, while subsidies can moderate their cost. Without subsidies, a severe cost-of-living crisis can hit transportation, logistics, and private electricity generation. No one can escape its ripple effects in daily life. Transportation is visibly affected. Private vehicle owners feel the pinch at the pump, while public transport fares rise sharply. Commuters, workers, students, and businesspeople spend la
Of caps, marabouts and politics of envy - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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Datti Baba-Ahmed has gradually earned a reputation for making all manner of unfounded claims once he is before a mic and camera. And he’s not your regular loudmouth, the sort that earns a living for badmouthing whoever is on the other side of their paymaster. Datti founded Baze University in 2011 as an independent private institution and serves as its Chancellor and Chairman of its Board of Trustees. He has also established Baba-Ahmed University in Kano. His political career began in 2003, when
2027: The whistle is blown, Buni’s investments, and the Kuje threat - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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The four-year cycle in our democratic journey is here once again. The whistle for the next round of elections has been blown with the release of the campaign timetable. Across the nation, contestants from different political parties will soon go all out to convince the electorate to vote for them. There was a time when I was a starry-eyed idealist who believed that anyone who put himself forward for election meant well. I recall that in 2003, shortly before the governorship election, the late Bu
US-Israeli war on Iran: The honey badger of nations (2) - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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America, or Trump (these days they are interchangeable), fresh from bullying Venezuela, arrogantly thought it could replicate that in Iran. Seeing that Iran had a different chemistry from Venezuela, it devised a more sinister approach. It killed the country’s spiritual leader and a string of its military leaders. It thought the regime would collapse, enabling it to balkanise the country into fragments, making it difficult for them to come together again in a hundred years. But if there is a hone
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