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Dalung presents empowerment forms to some youths across Plateau

Satmak Dapar April 21, 2017

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The minister of youth and sports Barr. Solomon Dalung has presented empowerment forms to Plateau youths at his residence in Jos. The empowerment is an initiative of the Federal government called ”Mind The Gap” confirming the development to ViewPointNigeria, the Personal Assistant to the Minister Comrade Genshak Golak said thus ”In all fairness and equity […]

Anti-Grazing Bill by G-17: It’s time to liberate the future of Plateau state – Satmak Dapar

Satmak Dapar December 11, 2017

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This piece is short but loud and clear. Hope it sends a clear message to those rejecting open grazing in Plateau state. Let me start by paying glowing tribute to G17 a smart, active, fearless and non-compromising pressure group on the Plateau under the leadership of Hon. Dachung Bagos. I was thrilled to high heavens […]

PLSG to establish energy corporation

Satmak Dapar January 16, 2017

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The Plateau state Government is to establish an Energy Corporation to explore the three sources of renewable energy available in the state, Mr. David Wuyep, the Commissioner of Water Resources and Energy, has said. Wuyep on Monday in Jos said that a bill to that effect had been endorsed by the State Executive Council and […]

NIGERIA DEMOCRACY DAY: a periodic date and the spillage of reality – Kings Kekwop

Satmak Dapar May 30, 2017

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I never wanted to say anything apart from wishing Nigerians a happy democracy day. It’s a wish because our democratic journey is still cradle Yes! we have successfully transferred power from military regime to a democratic leader. Yes! We saw a power play were an opposition leader defeated an incumbent. Someone might be tempted to […]

A Dull Somber Colour: Childhood Far From Pleasant – Palang Faith Mallo

Satmak Dapar August 7, 2017

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Through the thick of the night, the 24 years old distressed mother of 3 finally sighted in relief thou it was going to be a short night as it had always been. The noise from the beer parlor right across the house and the BTS plant adjacent the 30 man face me I face you […]

2019: why youths must play leading role in politics – Satmak Dapar

Satmak Dapar January 24, 2017

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Permutations for 2019 political year are beginning to be rife no doubt. I’ve seen it, read it and written about it! Sounds interesting, isn’t it? Major and minor players have started testing strength, making surreptitious moves and exploring different options to realize their political dreams. They do so with the hope of achieving victory regardless […]

The Perpetuity of African Leaders: From Pan Africanism to Nationalism & Dictatorship – by Evans Binan

Satmak Dapar December 4, 2017

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Speaking about Africa and African leadership styles, one will have to make a lot of things clearer, if not for my sake, at least for the good people following. I wasn’t a student of History, but my knowledge of African affairs to some extend is good enough. From where I stand, I think that African […]

Information from the office of the President, North Central Zone of Nigeria Youth Assembly at the United Nations

Satmak Dapar October 6, 2017

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The North Central Zone, Regional President of the Youth Assembly at the United Nation’s has approved the appointment of the following Personalities to serve as Committee towards the Planning and Execution of a Maiden Parley and Interactive Session with our Former and Serving Leadership of the Following unions : 1. All Former and Serving […]

Southern Kaduna Killings And The Apparent Failure Of Security

Satmak Dapar January 10, 2017

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It is true that any injustice done and not addressed may come back to haunt the next generation. This is true in the context of Southern Kaduna killings by men of the under world. Obviously, we live in a country where justice is not seen to be done and where the protection of lives and […]

June 12 Dilemma: What Would Have Being Our Story So Far? Evans Binan

Satmak Dapar June 13, 2017

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Nigeria as a country has been carved out of the name of River Niger by Flora Shaw some good decades ago. Our independence is no new story to most Nigerians as we are quite aware of the fact that this came up on the first October 1960. From stories we have heard, Nigeria came up […]

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