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Banning importation is not enough to achieve industrialization and productivity

Rushing an accident victim’s recovery and ability to walk by removing his walking-stick or clutches may not yield desired results. Accident victims are often emotionally shocked, bleeding internally or having broken bones that require suitable treatment before they can walk. Likewise, efficiency in modern industry and wealth-creation comes from enabling a society to use their […]

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Ensuring consumer protection for standard living in Nigeria

Western companies often recall already-dispatched products like cars, drugs and foods that were later judged inadequate or unsafe for consumers. Even some Asian countries reportedly execute people who produce, permit or circulate substandard goods for their citizens. Not hearing of product-recall by any company in Nigeria points either to the producers’ excellence or consumers’ lack […]

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Curbing the rage of accidents in Nigeria

Humans pray and work for advancements, but every new development creates a new challenge about its use and abuse. A new device’s speed in solving problems may not be faster than its speed in causing some unexpected harms. The invention of locomotive engines revolutionized many aspects of human life including production, warfare and transportation. The […]

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Managing the danger of freedom in a modern and grey world

A one-eyed politician barred his mother from seeing him after being disqualified from contesting a position because of his one-eye blindness. When he was little, his mother had allowed him play with knives because he cried whenever the mother took away the knife. Being allowed to play with knife as a baby, he poked and […]

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Controlling the rise of rape in Nigeria

People buy fine dog breeds to protect their families and other important things. Yet, if the dogs are not well-trained and directed towards their primary goal of protection, they become in-house threats. Men are endowed with physical energies to protect and provide for their families and society. When they are not enabled to use these […]

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Defining Africa: for development or for limitation? The focus on blame instead of cure

Before treating patients, doctors search for the causes by examining lab-results and symptoms of diseases to decide best treatment plan. This search for causes in problem-solving is called diagnosis, and is employed by other problem-solvers like computer and car repairers. Contrarily, in setbacks, some people seek to absolve themselves of responsibility by searching for faults […]

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Realism without idealism: hindrance to progress in Nigeria

After Spartacus was captured and sold as slave to join Battiatus’ gladiators, he kept dreaming and planning to gain his freedom. While Spartacus dreamt on, Crixus and other gladiators competed to become champions among slave-gladiators by fighting to death for Roman entertainment. The other gladiators mocked Spartacus as a naïve idealist dreaming too high, instead […]

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