ON THE SPOT MANAGER
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Ember Syndrome: What Is The Right Thing?
It is the month of October just two months away from Christmas, a period that the port witnesses high importation…
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Smoking Them Out?
The proliferation of the sale of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) by unlicensed persons was one of the highlights of the…
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Hon. Ugwuanyi: A Lesson In Humility
Hon. Ifeanyi “Gburugburu” Ugwuanyi, all things being equal is the next Governor of Enugu state, courtesy of Chime’s leadership discernment…
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Setting Standards For The Future
Standards are progressive platforms set for generations yet unborn to benefit and live on. Setting a standard is always a…
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New Port Police Commissioner: What’s On The Table?
Now that a new port police commissioner has been deployed to take over from Mr. Kayode Aderanti, whose stay was…
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Hope and Hopelessness: Growing Local Capacity
If Nigeria wants to develop her indigenous aviation sector, it is advisable that the government make a legislation that indigenes…
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Bringbackourgirls: An Eclipse Of Headlines
It seems that that the #bringbackourgirls protest has finally died down. It so looks as if people are tired of…
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Economic Palava: Shippers’ Council And Time Frame
Prior to the ascendancy of the Nigerian Shippers’ Council to the throne of the economic regulator of the Nigerian…
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Kpanklemess: Rain And Lagos Roads
The season of rain is here after a period of break but not without some trouble for road users…
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2015 Elections: Lagos Retracts Stringent Policies
A motorcyclist popularly known as Okada man picked a passenger from Eleganza plaza in Apapa and was taking him to…
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NTC, Where Are Thou?
National Transport Commission (NTC) has been severally longed for to serve as the regulatory body for the transport sector in…
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Leadership Kwashiorkor: How Did We Get Here?
Suicide bombing, kidnapping bomb explosions and such other vices were alien to Nigeria a few years ago; we only read…
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