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With minister of solid minerals, Dele Alake, at the table (opens the original)
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Days back, Nigeria’s Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dr Dele Alake, sat at a table and signed an agreement with the US on this sector. He says this will strengthen Nigeria-US cooperation on the nation’s solid minerals, while the framework covers geological data and exploration, mineral development and processing, infrastructure, and technical capacity. This makes me ask: Does this agreement have as backdrop an existing blueprint for Nigeria’s solid minerals sector? Is the agreement stric
Emir Bamalli: When Zazzau throne should be priority (opens the original)
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The Emir of Zazzau, His Royal Highness, Ambassador Ahmed Nuhu Bamalli, recently gave a rare and insightful interview, but the well-intentioned event was followed by comments from a few elements capable of causing disaffection among the people of Zazzau Emirate. The interview came on the eve of the 6th anniversary of the ascension to the throne of the highly educated, urbane, and well-travelled emir. Consequently, some individuals who identified themselves as Zazzau Concerned Citizens made allega
How Hamzat describes security in Lagos (opens the original)
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There is a need to point it out when one has advocated an approach to public administration for years and a government’s actions now sanction it. For instance, I’ve explained on this page the indispensable role of subnational units in curbing insecurity, the need for them to take strong actions at their own level. This contradicts the common approach of pointing accusing fingers at the Federal Government or demonising any tribe for crimes. Recently, the Deputy Governor of Lagos State, Dr Obafemi
Have the Brits tamed Andy Burnham? (opens the original)
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Have the Brits tamed their politicians and leadership as well? It’s the intended question and, of course, the first among British politicians is Prime Minister Andy Burnham. Do citizens now prefer political leaders bent on acting like everyday folks to those that concentrate on doing what leaders are universally expected to do – lead? For generals who lead soldiers on battlefields, we know the answers. As for civilians in the UK, whom Burnham is eager to please, we aren’t sure anymore, hence the
Social media: Can Meta’s billions replace parenting? (opens the original)
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Recently, the American company Meta, owner of Facebook, agreed to pay $18bn for social media content that allegedly harms kids. The amount is for an out-of-court settlement in one court case, and as everyone cites it as reason to threaten more lawsuits against Meta, it makes one ponder. This is more so as no one talks about what common sense demands where raising kids is in focus. No one mentions the place of effective parenting and I find it alarming, to put it mildly. It seems there’s this sel
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