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Romoke W. Ahmad

Abuja
As seen in: The Punch, The Guardian (Nigeria), AllAfrica, Daily Trust, Nigerian Tribune
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Can 'Nigeria Happens to Me' spark a new national conversation?

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By Romoke W. Ahmad
| Nigerian Tribune Verified
In a country where headlines are often dominated by stories of corruption, failed infrastructure, and insecurity, it is easy to forget the resilience that defines the lives of many Nigerians. For decades, citizens have faced hardship, economic uncertainty, and political dysfunction, yet they continue to push forward, building businesses, creating art, innovating, and finding ways to thrive despite the odds.
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Remembering Prince Ajibola Afonja’s life of service, leadership, impact

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By Romoke W. Ahmad
| The Guardian (Nigeria) Verified
In the words of America’s 26th President, Theodore Roosevelt “the true hero is not the spectator who criticizes but the individual who takes action. The one who steps into the arena, faces challenges, and perseveres despite setbacks and failures. “They are the ones who truly live, who experience the thrill of pursuit, and who, regardless of outcome, can hold their head high knowing they dared to try.
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Northern states owe NECO N2.8bn, exam body laments

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By Romoke W. Ahmad
| The Punch Verified
Kindly share this story: National Examination Council (NECO) The National Examinations Council has said that the northern state governments owe it examination fees of N2.8bn. The Registrar and Chief Executive of the council, Dantani Wushishi, made the disclosure while speaking in Minna on Saturday. Wushishi, however, said despite the debt, the council did not withhold results of defaulting states in the spirit of mutual respect togetherness and understanding.
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