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At last, the tortuous journey to strengthen Nigeria’s oil and gas sector came to an end with President Muhammadu Buhari’s assent to the Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB thus transforming it to Petroleum Industry Act, PIA. But quite instructively, the spate of reactions that trail this development has diminished the ultimate intentions of the legislation. Nobody seems interested in knowing why in the first place, the need arose for the overhaul of the petroleum industry.
Senate President, Ahmad Lawan
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Martin Odiete
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At last, the tortuous journey to strengthen Nigeria’s oil and gas sector came to an end with President Muhammadu Buhari’s assent to the Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB thus transforming it to Petroleum Industry Act, PIA. But quite instructively, the spate of reactions that trail this development has diminished the ultimate intentions of the legislation. Nobody seems interested in knowing why in the first place, the need arose for the overhaul of the petroleum industry.
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Prof. Yemi Oke
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The eligible customer regime depicts another policy summersault and regulatory inconsistencies in the power sector. It initially generated hiccups and was hotly litigated. It was initially introduced during the reign of Raji Fashola as the then supper Minister of Power, Works and Housing. Few years later, the policy implementers and bureaucracies suddenly realized the policy was hurriedly implemented at the time they did and have now decided to back-off.

Opinion: Assessing Lawan’s unrivaled accomplishments in two years
Senate President, Ahmed Lawan
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Martin Odiete
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 By Ezrel TABIOWO 

Whilst going through the news feed of my social platforms on Friday evening, an analysis written by a Senate Correspondent of an online platform, Premium Times, on the performance of the Ninth Senate under the leadership of Senator Ahmad Lawan caught my attention. 

(Opinion) New AFN Board, Minister, Should Be Encouraged; Not Crucified
Minister of Youth and Sports, Sunday Dare
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Oluchy Jovial Agbagwu
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Nigerians, as expected, have started engaging in the somewhat tough enterprise of x-raying Team Nigeria's performance at the just concluded Tokyo Olympic Games.

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There are as many opinions as there are Nigerians on how to address the challenges our country currently faces. That is not a problem in a democracy, every citizen has a right to express their view when the nation debates the way forward. And it does not matter whether the view conflicts or agrees with the popular or dominant view, or whether the citizen expresses it from a high or lowly position.
(Opinion) Unmasking The Real Enemies Of Electoral Reform
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Mon-Charles Egbo
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In a democracy, there is nothing that can be more reassuring than the confidence that one’s vote counts or that the genuine wishes of the people are respected in every electoral contest.
Nigeria and the peacemaker on the Plateau
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By Makut Simon Marcham. 

The Bible tells us ‘Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called the children of God’.

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