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A Nation in Darkness: Persistent Power Grid Collapse in Nigeria

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Nigeria’s national power grid has become a symbol of the country’s energy crisis. Despite being Africa’s largest economy, Nigeria struggles with persistent blackouts stemming from repeated grid failures, paralyzing households, businesses, and industries. In recent years, grid collapses have become almost routine, with the entire nation experiencing multiple incidents annually, undermining hopes of a stable […]

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President Tinubu and the War Against Corruption: Rising Doubts as Institutional Integrity Weakens

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As questions swirl around the government’s commitment to fighting corruption, concerns are mounting over the erosion of institutional integrity. From stalled high-profile cases to controversial legal amendments, many are left wondering whether President Tinubu’s anti-corruption drive is faltering—or if it was ever serious at all. Has the administration missed its chance to prove its resolve?

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Decentralization of Power: Evaluating Local Government Autonomy and its Impact on Development

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Athena Perspectives – 15th October 2024 This edition of Athena Perspectives explores the significant ramifications of decentralising power in Nigeria, focusing on the Supreme Court’s July 2024 ruling that grants financial autonomy to the country’s 774 Local Government Areas (LGAs). The direct allocation of funds is expected to enhance accountability, boost grassroots development, and allow

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Under-18 Students’ Admission Denial: Prioritising Pertinents to Keep the Educational Sector Afloat

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In this edition of Athena Perspectives, we spotlight the contentious issue of under-18 students being denied admission into Nigerian tertiary institutions, a policy reinforced by the Minister of Education, Prof. Tahir Mamman. This debate has sparked national discourse on the readiness and maturity of younger students entering higher education. While supporters argue that the policy

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