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Benue River Banks and the Challenge of Insecurity – An Affirmation of Government’s Bold Response

In the not too distant past of the Benue River — silent, brooding, and beautiful — there echoes the pulse of a people so...

OF CIRCUITS AND SENTINELS: A Discerning Meditation on the AI Moment and the Dimming Ethos of a Lost Generation

There comes a time in the life of a people, a species even, when the very mirror they once fashioned to reflect their glory...

Children’s Day, Reclaming Our Future: Enforcing child rights in Nigeria

In assessing the humanitarian issues of our time, the pitiable situation of Nigerian children calls for serious concern. A world with endangered children is...

JAMB And The Burden Of National Entry Points: Reform, Not Abolition

There comes a time in the life of every institution, just as it is with the individual, when the weight of its failures threatens...

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Nidal Hasan Execution: US To Livestream

The former Army psychiatrist will be shot by firing squad at Fort Hood on 3 December — the US military's first execution by firing squad since 1945, and the first legal execution in modern history to be broadcast live. Execution as Broadcast: The Livestreamed Firing Squad Has No...

Trump Says US Won’t Attack Iran Before Midterm Elections

The President declared the talks "productive" and promised no strikes before voters go to the polls. Crude fell on the news — but Tehran says it will not surrender its enrichment programme, and oil has already been squeezed by a war Trump has not explained how to...

French School Protests: Pressure As Violence Flares

Seventy-one thousand people took to the streets on Thursday, in the third week of a movement about crumbling school buildings and teacher shortages. The government has promised "fully funded" answers by late October — and it has no obvious place to find the money. Legitimate Demands, Unaffordable Answers:...