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Plateau contract awards – why are Plateau contractors perpetually overlooked?

Bam Bam March 2, 2017

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The fact that Simon Lalong has performed beyond the expectations of many, is no secret. At the inception of his administration, many wrote him off, saying he had very little chance of success –because of a perception that he has a free-for-all and a lax attitude. Well, as at February 2017, the public perception of […]

2019 and the influence of the ‘Creme de la Creme’ on the Plateau – Satmak Dapar

Satmak Dapar March 10, 2017

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Nowadays, all the happenings within Plateau state and the country as a whole have a direct correlation with the politics of 2019. Nigerians are beginning to prepare on a massive scale so their voice, role and influence can be heard and felt across the political firmament. In Plateau state, many youth groups are springing up […]

SAME COUNTRY, SAME PEOPLE, BUT DIFFERENT MINDSETS – Evans Binan Dami

Satmak Dapar March 14, 2017

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Nigeria as a country is said to be a product of an amalgamation of the former Northern and Southern British colonies. This marriage was said to be for administrative convenience and other reasons best known to serve the masters of this noble marriage. As Nigeria was married as one, no particular individual or region was […]

Plateau Leaders/Elites Must Unite For The Common Good Of The State – Friday Bako

Satmak Dapar March 24, 2017

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Unity is the quality of being one in spirit, sentiment, purpose, etc.; harmony; agreement; concord; uniformity. For any group, State or nation to attain greatness, progress, development and prosper at appreciable levels, the leaders and elites must embrace, project and promote unity, peace and harmonious living. Bitterness, disaffection and divisive tendencies MUST be eschew by […]

Renewing the Struggle of A Better Future With Domkat James

Satmak Dapar March 24, 2017

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There is an enduring axiom of leadership that says ‘’History is riddled with leaders that have left an indelible mark in the sands of time.’’. From the day I was born to date, quite a number of issues have troubled and shaped my life. I think I’ve had the unique opportunity to see life from […]

Nigeria and the Challenge of Leadership – Manang Joshua Jabbe, ESQ

Satmak Dapar March 30, 2017

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“Woe to the shepherds of Israel who only take care of themselves. Should not shepherds take care of the flock? You eat the curds, clothe yourselves with the wool and slaughter the choice animals, but you do not take care of the flock… So they were scattered because there was no shepherd, and when they […]

Management Crises at the JayFM Radio Station Jos

Satmak Dapar April 26, 2017

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Trouble has come on an early knock to the house of the latest addition on the airwaves of Jos, the Jay 101.9 FM station. According to those in the know, this trouble is one which has for long been brewing, and which can, with all emphasis, be said to be a management issue. For a […]

Whistle Blowing: An Antidote to Corruption in Nigeria – Manang Joshua Jabbe, ESQ

Satmak Dapar May 1, 2017

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Successive governments in Nigeria have identified corruption as a prime and endemic cancer that has militated against meaningful human and infrastructural development in the country. At the advent of the current democratic era in 1999, the then President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, a retired General of the Nigerian Army, declared a war on corruption and left […]

Opinion: Who Sits On The Table – Evans Binan Dami

Satmak Dapar May 22, 2017

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I may start this article by coming up with a simple position. What basically defines what we get at times is the fair knowledge we have about what we are expecting in life thus the need for us to make our demands knowing fully what we want and it shall be granted. To be biblical […]

THERE IS NO ALTERNATIVE TO PEACE – By Hon. Solomon Dalung

Satmak Dapar June 8, 2017

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In the last few days our collective resolve to live in harmony has come under threat. The war of words trending between the youths of Northern States in reaction to the sit at home strike enforced by IPOB in South Eastern States of Nigeria is worrisome. This concern must be taken seriously by all in […]

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