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Nigeria’s hidden enemy: The culture of indiscipline - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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The great 14th-century North African historian and social thinker Ibn Khaldun observed, in his Muqaddimah, that injustice ultimately ruins civilisation. His argument was not merely about the conduct of rulers; it was a broader reflection on how societies are sustained or weakened, by the behaviour of their institutions and people. More than six centuries later, his warning offers Nigerians something worth thinking about. When we discuss the obstacles to Nigeria’s development, our attention under
From Jimeta to Birmingham: Young woman whose first-class degree should make Adamawa, Nigeria proud - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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“Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.” Malcolm X There are moments in the life of a family when joy becomes difficult to contain; moments when the success of one person becomes a source of pride for an entire community. From Jimeta in Adamawa State, Nigeria, comes the inspiring story of Asma’u Hashim Mahmud, who has graduated from Birmingham City University in the United Kingdom with a First-Class Bachelor of Science degree in Computer
Abuja–Kaduna train: A journey that shows progress and the need for more investment - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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Today, Tuesday, August 11, 2026, I boarded the Abuja–Kaduna train from Rigasa Station, Kaduna. One of the first things I noticed was an additional layer of passenger screening at the outer barricade. Passengers were required to present their tickets before proceeding to the main ticket-scanning point. It may appear to be a small administrative adjustment, but it could make a meaningful difference. Beyond improving passenger control, the arrangement has the potential to discourage touting and ens
Politics beyond facebook: Senate is ultimately measured by performance - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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The recent exchange between Senator Lawal Adamu Usman and former Senator Shehu Sani has once again ignited political debate in Kaduna Central. While social media users have been entertained by the sharp exchanges, the real question before the electorate is much simpler: How should a senator be judged? Former Senator Shehu Sani argues that legislators who criticize government policies only on Facebook, rather than on the Senate floor, are either cowards or hypocrites. According to him, the Nation
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