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The FG’s $3.05 Billion Poverty Reduction Plan, By Promise Adiele

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By Promise Adiele, Ghost Agencies, Charles Dickson
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Poverty is arguably Nigeria’s biggest nemesis, closely followed by systemic corruption and insecurity. Regrettably, the country’s poverty is self-inflicted. There are countries in the world that do not have the resources in Nigeria, yet they are not as poor as Nigeria. Our increasing poverty can easily be traced to successive administrations that prioritized personal gain over collective economic revival. Truly, Nigeria should not have any business with poverty.
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Ghost agencies, short memories, and ancestral shame, By Prince Charles Dickson

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By Charles Dickson, Ghost Agencies, HomeColumnistsghost agencies
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Prince Charles Dickson, PhD To produce one living Nigerian today, biology requires a spectacular ancestral relay race. Two parents, four grandparents, eight great-grandparents, and so forth, doubling backward until the arithmetic reaches 2,048 ancestors in the eleventh preceding generation. Added together, the listed generations total 4,094 ancestral positions.
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Leadership in Policing Is Demonstrated Through Action, Says RULAAC

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By Okechukwu Nwanguma, Ghost Agencies, Charles Dickson
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By Okechukwu Nwanguma The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Tunji Disu, continues to demonstrate that professional policing is not achieved merely through speeches or policy pronouncements, but through responsive, principled, and decisive leadership. On 25 July 2026, RULAAC submitted a petition to the Inspector-General regarding the arbitrary arrest, unlawful detention, and apparent abuse of police powers against Engr.
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