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Charting a Sustainable Future: Abia State’s Development Dilemma and the Imperative of a Long-Term Vision Under Governor Alex Otti
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Charting a Sustainable Future: Abia State’s Development Dilemma and the Imperative of a Long-Term Vision Under Governor Alex Otti

Governor Alex Otti’s administration has made commendable progress in addressing the immediate development challenges facing Abia State. However, the long-term sustainability of these efforts depends on the adoption of a comprehensive development plan like the ABSLTDP 2020-2050. By revisiting and enhancing this plan, the Otti government can create a framework for sustainable development that will outlast its administration and serve as a blueprint for future leaders.

Vacations of Power: Economic and Sustainability Imperatives of Nigerian Leaders Vacationing Locally
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Vacations of Power: Economic and Sustainability Imperatives of Nigerian Leaders Vacationing Locally

The sustainability sense of Nigerian leaders spending vacations abroad is not only questionable from an economic perspective but also detrimental to Nigeria’s long-term growth. The financial burden on the country’s coffers, the environmental impact, and the lost opportunities for local tourism development make the practice unsustainable.

Sustainable Development in Limbo: Nigeria’s Inconsistent Pursuit of the SDGs and the Global Race to 2030
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Sustainable Development in Limbo: Nigeria’s Inconsistent Pursuit of the SDGs and the Global Race to 2030

Nigeria’s request for an extension on the SDG deadline is a wake-up call, not just for the Nigerian government but for the global community. The 2030 deadline is non-negotiable, and countries like Nigeria must accelerate their efforts if the world is to meet these ambitious targets.