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Constituents hail Hon Gyendeng Peter for standing for his people despite intimidation

Longgul Dakwom September 9, 2018

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The member representing Barkin Ladi in the state constituency Hon. Peter I Gyendeng Was arrested earlier this week by the STF. The arrest continue to generate public debate recently, viewpointNigeria spoke to a constituents on what he feels about the scenario and his responds is thus; “A true leader is someone who cares for […]

Hope at last for N-Power beneficiaries?

Jwan Panshak September 4, 2020

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SIR: Since the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Hajiya Sa’adiya Umar Farouq, announced the federal government’s decision to absorb batches A and B of N-Power beneficiaries into the federal government’s ministries, departments, agencies, and parastatals, she has been getting kudos for the resolution. This move has definitely raised hope, ambition, and […]

When Ignorance Drives Knowledge – Hon. Pamson Dagyat

Friday Bako April 15, 2020

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Pestilences in any part or time in the world does test the integrity of existing governance system and the patriotism of its leaders. Nigeria is yet to experience the revenging plague of COVID 19 but our Leader’s are clearly failing in mobilizing the strong and the weak towards ensuring […]

SMILE CHALLENGE: Are The Youths Really Ready For Leadership?

Jwan Panshak September 25, 2020

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ByLohnan Lamtur I watched with dismay the recent exibition of madness flaunting the space of social media tagged; smilechallenge by the youths who have stinkingly allowed their thinking faculty to be perfumed and laced with inconsequentialities so that their dispositions can only be likened to that of Mr. Noble a character in Buchi Emecheta’s Second […]

The Peter Pan Syndrome by Jemimah Jatau

C Mac August 7, 2014

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PETER PAN SYNDROME I am sure some of us remember the story of Peter Pan of Neverland who never ages and acts with carelessness and fearlessly cocky behavior. The character created by novelist and playwright J.M. Barrie that ruled our growing up years and was the source of several adaptation movies over the years. Well, […]

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 […]

THE INSENSITIVITY OF HON. HARUNA MAITALA TO THE CONSTITUENTS OF JOS NORTH BASSA

Friday Bako November 16, 2020

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ByCoalition of Vanguards for Change and Good Governance. Serving the people in any political capacity entails serving the people and running their errands. Insensitivity in this context means a total disconnect, adamant and non – nonchalant to the plight of the people hon. Maitala claims to be representing in all capacity. As a member representing […]

Plateau: Why Youths Have Taken Center Stage

Friday Bako August 15, 2023

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BY GYANG BERE In the course of the electioneering campaigns, the then gubernatorial candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Barr Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang traversed the length and breadth of the state. All through, he did not hide his feelings about what he wanted to do for the teeming youths in the state, if he won […]

Between Abiola and Obasanjo: The Democracy day mistake by Bizum Yadok

Contributor June 12, 2013

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Nigeria would have been in her 20th year since the birth of 4th republic today, 12th of June 2013, but it was aborted by the IBB Junta; nevertheless, the 12th of June is marked with public holidays in Lagos and Ogun States Annually. Some other western State reminisce the event nostalgically with lectures, symposiums and […]

Modern Slavery: The 21st century Nigerian Youth in View

Jwan Panshak August 10, 2020

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As a classroom instructor of language, I hitherto maintained to my students that the English sentence ‘Musa are a boy’ which is grammatically incorrect does not in a sense make the words that formed the sentence wrong. If properly used, could give a correct sentence thus ‘Musa and John are boys’. The analogy above is […]

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