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Prioritising Safety In The Built Industry

Daily Dispatch May 12, 2024

By: Ajibola Taiwo Safety is an important consideration to have in place in the construction of any structure or building. It comprises all the processes involved in preventing the likelihood of accidents before, during, and after construction processes. These could include ensuring that

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Obaseki: “The Audacity of a Drowning Governor”

Daily Dispatch May 10, 2024

By Augustine Osayande In the intricate landscape of Edo State politics, recent events have thrust the suspension of two esteemed Enigies, Prof Gregory Akenzua and Chief Edomwonyi Ogiegbaen, into the spotlight once more. Their suspension by the monarch of the Benin Kingdom, Omo N’Oba N’Edo Uku Akpolokpolo, Ewuare II, has sparked legal challenges and raised […]

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Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway : God bless Tinubu , Boost to Nigeria’s Tourism Sector

Daily Dispatch May 6, 2024

By Wale Ojo- Lanre Esq Nigeria, a country blessed with diverse cultural, historical, and natural wonders, has long been recognized as a prime destination for both domestic and international tourists. However, the nation’s tourism industry has often been hampered by the lack of efficient transportation infrastructure, limiting the accessibility of some of its most

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A rebirth for Arts, Culture, Creative Economy

Daily Dispatch May 5, 2024

By Deji Ayoola Beyond a seeming cosmetic spruce-up, the new Federal Ministry of Arts, Culture and Creative Economy, FMACCE, actually benefits from a fundamental vision tweak and structural reconceptualization from which the impactful achievements it has recorded within a year flow. A baby of the “Renewed Hope Agenda” and rigorous visioning by President Bola Ahmed […]

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Governor Yahaya Bello (Former) – A True Definition Of “Pride Goes Before A Fall”

Daily Dispatch April 30, 2024

By Abdullahi Muh’d Shariffdeen Early 2015, when the immediate past Governor of Kogi state, Alhaji Yahaya Bello came to contest for the Kogi gubernatorial election, he was known by none, and of course, no one believed he would be pronounced as the Governor. As a matter of fact, neither him, nor any soothsayer knew that […]

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The case of Ola without fire

Daily Dispatch April 21, 2024

By Andrew Agbese ‘Ola’ is the Idoma word for ‘fire.’ There was this uncle of mine who years back, had a neighbour called ‘Ola.’ Going by Ola’s penchant for doing things, always threatening people in the neighborhood coupled with his gra gra and proclivity for exhibitionism, my uncle concluded that the word must have the […]