Author: Editor

Build the people. They build the nation. Human capital investments are the most profitable. They deliver the highest returns on investment. A skilled population is a productive one. Skills are treasures; they are the diamond mines of the new age. Nigeria is a country where there is an affluence of unsullied, diverse talents and abilities. Should we not tap and refine these raw gems to their purest and truest value?

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Lagos State, as a very highly hospitable community, deserves to be supported by all of us who have had our life achievements sourced from and tied to it. That support is more required now that the poverty level among its indigenes has reached its peak. To the extent of the hospitable nature of the indigenes of Lagos, you saw people traveling from what used to be called Ilu Oke (meaning Yoruba communities of other South West states), accommodated, fed with good food, had their trades aided, provided befitting shelters and offered more.

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Even Zulum’s staunchest enemies cannot but agree with the facts that Borno state and, indeed, other states in Nigeria have never experienced remarkable, comprehensive, and significant progress in all aspects of human life and infrastructure similar to the feats recorded in five years of governor Babagana Umara Zulum in Borno State. The recording continues for the next three years.

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It is the dawn of a new administrative journey in Nigeria, and newly or reelected government representatives are taking the initiative to boost and better the livelihood of its citizens. The agricultural sector, among many, is most prioritized by almost all state governors because it is the fastest way to alleviate economic hardship and strengthen the business space. This has seen governors develop initiatives, make promises, and sign memoranda of understanding (MOUs) relating to agriculture. One of the most recent AGRIC MOUs signed is between the Niger State Government of Nigeria and a German firm to establish farm estates in…

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