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APC’s Impending Implosion: Plateau State as Symbol

Friday Bako May 12, 2022

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By Chris Gyang A perfect storm in brewing in the house of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC. There are surging waves of political betrayals, imposition of pro-establishment and powerful groups’ and individuals’ aspirants, dubious application the Electoral Acts’ consensus clause to favour certain aspirants, etc, dangerously swirling in this APC contraption. These are threatening […]

As Buhari arrives Jos to chants of “Sai Baba”, many will be reminded of his silence – Dr Chinnan Mclean

viewpointnigeria March 6, 2018

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As Buhari visits Plateau on 8th March 2018, one cannot help but ponder how “little”, “unimportant” and “inconsequential” Plateau has become in the National equation. Buhari’s visit to Plateau is 3 years belated –in other words 3 years too late. Not since his election rally at the Rwang Pam Township stadium on 20th January 2015, has he […]

As Forbes Honours Governor Mutfwang, Others for Exceptional Visionary Leadership – Dr. Timothy Golu

Friday Bako June 26, 2024

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More accolades have continued to trail the Governor of Plateau State, Barr Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang as Forbes, the leading global media group has honoured him as one of the three best Nigerian governors providing good governance. Alongside his Bayelsa and Osun State counterparts, Senators Diri Douye and Ademola Adeleke respectively, all of the Peoples Democratic […]

Assassination of Saf Ron/Kulere: Why this may become the “new normal”

C Mac July 20, 2016

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A bully walks into the house of “Mr Peaceful”, he drags Mr “Peaceful’s” wife into the bedroom and in the presence of Mr Peaceful’s children, repeatedly assaults her. As he emerges from the bedroom shirtless and sweaty, with a smile and pleasure on his face, Mr Peaceful’s wife bows her head in shame, her children […]

ASUU members as national Farmers – By Hope Eghagha

Jwan Panshak October 13, 2020

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It is not always a Minister opens his ministerial mouth to make policy pronouncements. So, once they do, we must take notice. Although I am a member of Academic Staff Union of Universities , and a former branch secretary of the Union, it has been my opinion that Nigerian academics are in the wrong profession […]

ASUU strike: Before we lump the entire blame on the Federal Government by Bizum Yadok

Bizum Yadok August 30, 2013

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A friend of mine was undergoing a rigorous research with the help of a Nigerian University, preparatory to his Ph.D programme and was persuaded by his former supervisor, a white man, to pay him a visit in Sweden but my friend declined on the basis that there was too much work to […]

ASUU STRIKE: FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR AND NEEDY -Jeff Doki

Longgul Dakwom August 24, 2022

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For many years now the ideological nature of political struggle in Nigeria has been systematically suppressed by the Nigerian press. When Nigeria politics is written about, it is in the misleadingly crude terms of power struggles between political parties . Or sometimes, the reportage is about […]

ASUU Strike: Students of the University of Jos express displeasure by Dapar Satmak Alexander

Satmak Dapar July 28, 2013

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Basically, when two elephants fight, the grass suffers a great deal. The two gargantuan elephants in this context are the Federal government and the Academic staff Union of Universities . They have both been enmeshed in the murky waters of a seemingly endless fight which has become a great setback for Nigeria’s education sub-sector.No one […]

ASUU STRUGGLE AND THE SURVIVAL OF NIGERIA’S EDUCATION

Jwan Panshak November 20, 2020

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by Moses Afashima. Twitter. @afashima_moses. To be sure, Buhari’s administration has been one founded by propaganda and obfuscation of obvious truth and nothing else. I will call for a party if this government will change her fundamental values of propaganda.Their techniques of living the public in illusion and delusion that ASUU is the selfish one […]

ASUU: Between the Graveyard and a Nation-By ‘Diran Ademiju-Bepo

Longgul Dakwom April 6, 2022

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ASUU: Between the Graveyard and a Nation By ‘Diran Ademiju-Bepo Since the coming of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, in 1978, successive governments have made spirited effort to hedge it in, hem and haw. Of all the struggle the Union has embarked on, the current action appears the most popular and populist, going […]

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