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Atiku Abubakar: Nigeria’s most resilient politician still banks on the North for 2027

By The Insight Team July 26, 2025 5724

mostbet mostbet az mostbet mostbet az mostbet mostbet mostbet az mostbet Key Points: With the demise of Buhari, there is a political vacuum in the North Atiku may be tempted to contest the 2027 presidency, but it may not be a thoroughfare for him It is still not clear if the ADC will zone its presidential ticket to the North or South Atiku and Peter Obi […]Continue Reading

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How Nigerians are working against God

By The Insight Team July 12, 2025 916

  A pan-African movie, The Woman King, written by Dana Stevens and produced by Maria Bello and Cathy Schulam, overflows with suspense, surprises, courage, and valuable life lessons. I hear voices from the movie behind me always; it remains as memorable as instructions in wisdom I received in my boyhood years from my grandfather. Haven […]Continue Reading

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No Justification for Stakeholders Summit in The Midstream Downstream Oil Sector

By The Insight Team July 10, 2025 520

Key Points:  NMDPRA fails to protect refineries, allows Togo’s low-grade fuel dumping. Togo transships cheap Russian oil, enabling Nigeria’s fuel dumping cabal. Dangote Refinery exports quality fuel, ensures uniform gasoline pricing nationwide. NMDPRA lacks transparency, no public accounts or functional infrastructure. NMDPRA’s pricing summit is wasteful; market forces Continue Reading

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Blended Finance: A Model for Nigeria’s Public Sector

By The Insight Team July 3, 2025 840

By Bukky Akinsemoyin, Director, Funding & Partnerships, Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation In the first quarter of 2024, Nigeria allocated more than 70% of its revenue to servicing debt, a staggering figure that leaves little room to fund critical development sectors such as healthcare, education, infrastructure, and public service delivery. This fiscal pressure is not unique Continue Reading

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PDP as a house of scorpions

By The Insight Team May 31, 2025 809

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is now bound to the bed of afflictions. No thanks to familiar spirits, to use a Pentecostal terminology, or  scorpions, who emit venom into the body of the previously robust party. The PDP looks terminally ill, breathing with difficulty. For those who witnessed the glory of the former PDP, its […]Continue Reading

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Mobilizing Community Participation to Strengthen Primary Healthcare Delivery

By The Insight Team May 30, 2025 1042

By Ofovwe Aig-Imoukhuede, Executive Vice Chair; Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation, Dr. Nonye Egekwu, Ojukwu Mark Ojukwu, Folaranmi Adeoye, and Myiriah Kogi. Community participation is a cornerstone of effective primary healthcare delivery. By actively involving communities in health planning and implementation, we can create more responsive and sustainable healthcare systems that Continue Reading

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Uche Nnaji: Nigeria’s Torchbearer For Scientific Greatness

By The Insight Team May 27, 2025 687

By Felix Ale, PhD In the history of Nigeria’s Ministry of Innovation, Science, and Technology, there has never been a more crucial time for visionary leadership than now. As global trends redefine the role of innovation in national development, Nigeria has found in Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji the type of leader fit to steer the […]Continue Reading

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Five colours of UTME candidates

By The Insight Team May 18, 2025 729

The Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) silently roared into my world in 2015. It penetrated my family as a difficult guest through my daughter. As she gathered momentum to wrestle with science subjects in the UTME aptitude tests, I felt guilty as I could do little to assist her. She chose to study the sciences, […]Continue Reading

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The Cost of Bad Governance: How Insecurity Devastates Nigeria’s Economy

By The Insight Team May 2, 2025 802

By Jackson Omenazu, PhD Good governance is the backbone of every prosperous nation. When leadership is transparent, accountable, and committed to the welfare of its people, societies thrive and economies grow. However, when governance fails, the consequences are dire. In Nigeria, years of poor leadership have fueled a surge in insecurity, creating a vicious cycle […]Continue Reading

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THE NATIONAL THEATRE: Symptom of a national malady

By The Insight Team April 27, 2025 566

By Ihria Enakimio Nigeria’s National Theatre, that white elephant that sticks out like a sore thumb, oozing like an ulcer at the middle of the Iganmu swamp, is symptomatic of all the ills that threaten to bury the nation permanently. The Theatre arrived from Bulgaria – copy and paste – with hardly any attempt to […]Continue Reading

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Natasha: Akpabio faces a chaotic future

By The Insight Team March 16, 2025 1081

How the parliaments in US, UK treat allegations of sexual harassment against their members Why three former Nigeria’s Senate Presidents were impeached or forced to resign The 10th Senate may remain stained by this untreated ‘sexual harassment’ saga The coming legal fireworks; protests will put Akpabio and his supporters on edge By Theophilus Abbah, PhD […]Continue Reading

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A forensic linguistic analysis of Tinubu’s New Year message

By The Insight Team January 2, 2025 960

Theophilus Abbah President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s New Year message to Nigerians on January 1, 2025, was the most optimistic of his speeches since he became president 19 months ago. In the speech, he acknowledged hardship in the country as a result of his so-called reforms. Tinubu highlighted positive economic trends, like decreasing fuel prices, trade […]Continue Reading