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With insecurity now our number one national problem, Nigerian voters should elect whichever presidential candidate has the best Almajiri policy with a programme that looks like this

Ayo Akinfe

[1] Our next president needs to see himself as a post-war leader whose immediate priority is the decommissioning and rehabilitation of soldiers. Kind of similar to Clement Atlee, Britain’s prime minister who assumed office in 1945 and converted millions of young soldiers into industrial workers

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Iheanacho shuns new Celtic deal opting instead for three year contract at Bursaspor

FORMER Super Eagles striker Kelechi Iheanacho has turned down the offer of extending his contracts as Scottish champions Glasgow Celtic and opted instead to join Turkish giants Bursaspor on a three year deal.                                                      

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Would you not just love it if one of Nigeria’s political parties has a textile manufacturing policy that looks like this

Ayo Akinfe

[1] Governors of the 19 states of northern Nigeria will be encouraged to make land available so the country’s cotton cultivation area is increased to at least 2m hectares by 2029

[2] Nigeria’s Bank of Industry will make loans available to all cotton farmers at an interest rate no higher than 2%

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Burnley send Nigeria-eligible midfielder Ugochukwu out on season-long loan to Galatasaray

NIGERIA-eligible central midfielder Lesley Ugochukwu has been sent out on loan to Turkish Super Lig champions Galatasaray for the duration of the 2026/27 season by English Championship side Burnley following their relegation from the Premier League.

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How desperate Argentina and England were to win yesterday is just a reflection of how big they dream as nation. Nigeria needs to follow suit with aspirations that look like this

Ayo Akinfe

[1] We want to build an African giant of a nation with a landmass of about 3m square kilometres. This will include about 800,000 sq kilometres of Sahara Desert

[2] South of the Sahara, we will build a socialist secular nation with a population of 1bn people where power is devolved to the federating units

[3] Our nation will have a gross domestic product of about $30trn putting it in sharp competition with China, India, the US and a United States of Europe

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Nigeria-eligible defender Sean Somade signs first professional contract with Crystal Palace

NIGERIA-eligible central defender Sean Somade has signed his first professional contract with English Premier League Crystal Palace in a development that sets him up for a breakthrough into the first team during the forthcoming 2026/27 season.

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Were I running for president, I would have an arrangement that makes my finance minister the head of the National Economic Council with a mandate that looks like this

Ayo Akinfe

[1] You make all economic and investment decisions and bring them to the cabinet for approval. All submissions from you should be in the form of legislative bills

[2] By 2030, Nigeria’s share of petroleum export receipts as a proportion of federal government revenue must fall from the current 90% to at least 50%

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Fulham agree personal terms with Super Eagles centreback Chibuike Nwaiwu as they seal four year deal

SUPER Eagles centreback Chibuike Nwaiwu has moved a step closer to playing in the English Premier League next season after his agents and Fulham agreed on the details of personal terms.

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With Fifa looking to make the 2030 World Cup a 64-team tournament, Nigeria should be looking to cash in on this by hosting the 2038 event in conjunction with Ghana and Cameroon

Ayo Akinfe

[1] I have always been a subscriber to the big bang theory. I have always maintained that Nigeria needs a big launching pad to revive her economic fortunes

[2] In 1977, we hosted Festac and believe you me, it put Nigeria on the world map. It attracted investors and as we speak, all the infrastructure like the National Theatre and Festac Town, are still standing

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Arokodare may remain at Wolves as club reject latest offer from Italian side Fiorentina

SUPER Eagles striker Tolu Arokodare could end up spending the forthcoming at Wolverhampton Wanderers after the club rejected a bid from Italian Serie A side Fiorentina regarding the offer as insignificant.

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