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Climate change: A pandemic in disguise

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By Olaogun Michael Sunkanmi
| The Nation (Nigeria) Verified
December 5, 2023 By: Olaogun Michael Sunkanmi A midst unprecedented global challenges ranging from economic hardship to military takeover in some parts of Africa to the Russian-Ukraine and Israel–Gaza wars, conversation continues on the “war” of nature against man—climate change. This is a result of the intended and unintended actions of man against the environment.
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State police: To be or not to be?

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By Olaogun Michael Sunkanmi, Oluwatomisin Amokeoja Verified
| The Nation (Nigeria) Verified
SIR: One would not be wrong to say that Nigerians are daily suffering the adverse consequences of the battle between federal and states “elephants.” The federal government has insisted that Nigeria is not ripe for multilevel policing structures, yet Nigerians continue to lose their families and friends to insurgents, kidnappers, herdsmen and bandits.
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How Well Have They Performed?

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By Michael Olaogun, Olaogun Michael Sunkanmi
| orderpaper.ng
OrderPaperToday – It is no news that the Senate, Nigeria’s Upper Legislative Arm of the National Assembly is evolving into a political ‘retirement home’ for former governors in Nigeria. This trend is possibly so, because of the strong desire to retain political relevance and political benefits having enjoyed an eight-year constitutional term in their respective States.
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