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  • NASARAWA STATE AT 30. Thirty Years: The Reckoning Nasarawa Needs.

    NASARAWA STATE AT 30. Thirty Years: The Reckoning Nasarawa Needs.

    October 4, 2026
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    A fiscal and governance analysis of Nasarawa State’s first three decades, its revenue trajectory, capital allocation failures, extractive economy risks and the policy framework required for the next administration to […]

  • We Survived the Hills. Now Let Us Build the Wealth.

    We Survived the Hills. Now Let Us Build the Wealth.

    September 6, 2026
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    OPINION | FINANCIAL LITERACY An open letter to the Eggon people on the Nigerian stock market, the Dangote IPO, US investing and building wealth for the generation to come. By […]

  • THEY LEFT A GRAVE.
WE REMEMBER A NAME.

    THEY LEFT A GRAVE. WE REMEMBER A NAME.

    May 7, 2026
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    The Killing in Eggonland: Wulko, 1912 and What Britain Did Next. Adigidzi Oscar KotsoA child of Eggon heritage | Part Three of the Being Eggon Series I am Eggon. That […]

  • Not a Reserve. A Fortress:

    April 2, 2026
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    The Middle Belt’s Resistance Was Earned, Not Permitted — A Right of Reply In response to Dele Farotimi’s claims on the deliberate un-Islamisation of the Middle Belt By Adigidzi Oscar […]

  • Being Eggon: Language, Identity and the Politics of Belonging in Northern Nigeria

    Being Eggon: Language, Identity and the Politics of Belonging in Northern Nigeria

    March 3, 2026
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    by Adigidzi Oscar Kotso Introduction: Why I Had to Write This;I did not set out to write an essay about language. I was pushed into it by the weight of […]

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