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Echoes from United Nations General Assembly (opens the original)
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The 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA 81) held at a time of uptick in global conflicts and increasing fragmentation occasioned by regional tensions. There were intense debates about levelling the playing field in the international system and also, the sidelines witnessed a flurry of searches for a successor to the outgoing Secretary-General, António Guterres. As would be expected, the gathering was not spared of drama, melodrama protests, and tough-talking speeches. The U
The new defenders of subsidy removal (opens the original)
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We are into interesting times! Another election season is around the corner. The fear of losing an election or re-election has a way of moderating the actions of incumbents and party flagbearers. They struggle to appear people-friendly. Sometimes they eat corn on the streets. At another time, they openly drink sachets of water (commonly called pure water) with the commoners. They sometimes pretentiously come of out of their thick-skinned cocoon. But Nigerians are wiser. The people cannot be fool
How young people can be rooted for impact (opens the original)
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By charging teenagers to stay rooted in God and take responsibility for their growth, the CEO of EMADEP Petroleum Exploration & Production Company Limited, Adebowale Olujimi, last Saturday, set the tone of the 2026 edition of the annual Teens Conference hosted by the RCCG, The Everlasting Arms Parish (TEAP) Garki II, Abuja. Mr. Olujimi, who delivered the keynote speech virtually, urged the youngsters to make good use of their hidden but foundational years to develop excellence in character, buil
Bart Nnaji and think-home philosophy (opens the original)
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Professor Bart Nnaji is an alluring personality that is made of a sterner stuff. A friend once recommended him to speak at the 2001 Students Week of Abia State University, Uturu. As the then Students Union President, I wanted an accomplished Igbo professional to inspire our youngsters. And Nnaji fitted the bill as an expert in a relatively new discipline of Robotics Engineering. That was my first time of learning of that specialty in engineering. Although we later settled for Dr. Chuba Okadigbo
Ihechukwu Madubuike’s thoughts on Igbo renaissance (opens the original)
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The exquisitely upscaled Michael Okpara Auditorium, Umuahia had the presence of top-tier Igbo personalities on Friday July 10, 2026. Governor Alex Otti of Abia State, in his usual respectful tradition, rolled out the red carpet in honour of a first-class Igbo progressive and former Minister of Education & Health, Professor Ihechukwu Madubuike, who clocked 83 years on July 9,2026. Indeed, pulling off such a flawless event was beyond luck. It took painstaking attention to detail of the state gover
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