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Why Lagos- Calabar Coastal Highway Project is Beyond 2027 Elections, By Owaikhena Osikhekha

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By Owaikhena Osikhekha, Charles Dickson, Nigeria’s Mental Wellbeing
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It is rather unfortunate that some desperate opposition figures are dishing out misinformation and disinformation about the Lagos – Calabar Coastal in a bid to score cheap political points. The more than 700 kilometre highway stretches from Victoria Island in Lagos to. Calabar, the Cross River state capital , is a legacy project that will outlive the Bola Tinubu Administration. It is a national pride which must be preserved no matter the outcome of the 2027 presidential election.
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Nigeria’s Mental Wellbeing, By Prince Charles Dickson,

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By Charles Dickson, HomeColumnistsnigeria’s Mental Wellbeing, Nigeria’s Mental Wellbeing
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Prince Charles Dickson, PhD Jennifer Azi came to my office and, after three hours of difficult questions, uncomfortable silences and occasional laughter, asked with Nigerian sarcasm: “Do we all have mental health issues? Are we really okay? What level of something are we each battling?” Trauma Informed Care and Basic Community Mental Care conversations In October 2025, Jennifer had organised a mental health conference and was now planning 2.0. So, I drilled her.
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