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Editorial

Selling power plants to competent firms - Punch

With Porous Borders, Nigeria Remains Vulnerable - Leadership
The ghost worker malaise - Tribune
Nigerians in foreign prisons - Sun

Opinion and Analysis

Oil Theft: So Why was Tompolo Paid N15 Billion? - Eddy Odivwrie, Thisday

Learning the Wrong Lessons of Development (2) -Chukwuma Soludo ,Thisday
Who’s Afraid Of Hangman’s Noose? - Alabi Williams, Guardian
Jonathan: Hard work, many foes, powerful critics - Ralph Egbu, Sun
How African Monetary Union can be set up - Babajide Komolafe, Vanguard

Politics

Credits: Leadership

Quotable

Since the outbreak of the present violence, many columnists have written endlessly accusing government of incompetence and blaming every terrorist attack on failure of government. But the sad story is this grave crisis has not elicited the expected rigorous thinking and analysis from policy and intellectual circles in Nigeria. There have been no high-profile intellectual events to headline a serious commitment on the part of researchers and policy thinkers to properly understand and prepare for what may be a persistent challenge of the 21th Century for Nigeria.
- It is Time to Think( Sam Amadi)

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Sunday, June 30, 2013