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In this opinion, Moninkanola Ogidan examines Nigeria’s school policies tackling textbook extortion and costly graduation traditions as schools reopen nationwide.
The NUPENG strike suspension and the aversion of a financial crisis, by Kangiwa Abdullahi
In this opinion, policy analyst Kangiwa Abdullahi shows how the NUPENG strike suspension and Wale Edun’s mediation at Dangote Refinery spared Nigerians fuel shocks.
The political North-South divide in Nigeria ahead of the 2027 election, by Oluwafemi Popoola
In this opinion, political analyst Oluwafemi Popoola explains how Nigeria’s fragile North-South politics may shape the 2027 election and test the nation’s unity.
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