It happens to the best of us. Files may be piling up on the desk, but a game of solitaire or a quick Internet search for the best-dressed celebrities at the Emmy Awards gets in the way. Procrastination: We all do it. But “it is definitely more dangerous for a lawyer to procrastinate,” noted Ellen …
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Buhari That Nigeria’s leader who has reportedly spent one year, 39 days abroad in three years, 10 months he has been in office has also been the one lamenting the country’s loss of over N400 billion yearly to medical tourism is curious and unfortunate. Nigeria’s president Muhammadu Buhari who recently lamented the precarious healthcare situation …
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Forget Rodeo Drive, Fifth Avenue, or Regent Street—Balogun Market in Lagos truly is the shopping capital of the world. Its densely-packed, umbrella-shielded corrugated metal stalls is abuzz with trades and transactions. Hundreds more shops, wholesalers, and cramped workshops fill the honeycombed concrete buildings that ring the market. Balogun Market is in many ways a microcosm …
There is an urgent need to address widespread failings in Nigeria’s security services, but so far President Buhari has not tackled these challenges. Nigerian soldiers on patrol in February. Photo: Getty Images. Nigeria’s stubborn security challenges will be a thorn in the side of Muhammadu Buhari, who won a second term as Nigeria’s commander-in-chief in …
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1. Festus Keyamo, SAN - Minister of Justice Attorney General 2. Geoffrey Onyeama - Minister of Foreign Affairs 3. Zainab Shamsuna Ahmed - Minister of Finance 4. Mej. Gen. (RTD) Bashir S. Magashi - Minister of Defence 5. Adamu Adamu - Minister of Education 6. Sabo Nanono - Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment 7. …
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