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Expanding women’s footprint in Nigeria’s heavy manufacturing sectorBy Rukayat Moisemhe,

By Ojonugwa Reporter 13/03/2026

As the world marks International Women’s Day (IWD) on March 8 each year, conversations around gender equality often focus on politics, technology, finance and corporate leadership. However, another critical and often overlooked frontier is manufacturing. In Nigeria, heavy industries such as steel, cement production, oil servicing, shipbuilding, and large-scale construction Continue Reading

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Rising Killings of Nigerians in South Africa: Growing Safety Concerns, Diplomatic Strain and Calls for Justice

By SUNDIATA POST Reporter 03/03/2026

A disturbing pattern of killings involving Nigerians in South Africa has reignited calls for urgent diplomatic action, justice and stronger protection for foreign nationals amid growing concerns over safety and accountability.Continue Reading

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How India’s Defence Industry Became a Global Model for Military Self-Reliance

By SUNDIATA POST Reporter 03/03/2026

India’s indigenous military-industrial base is rapidly evolving into a global benchmark, combining public-sector scale with private-sector innovation. From Bharat Electronics Limited to emerging firms like NewSpace, SSS Defence and Astrome Technologies, the country’s defence ecosystem offers practical lessons in self-reliance, technology transfer and industrial Continue Reading

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IFR/MILAN 2026: INS Vikrant strengthens India’s maritime domain dominance

By SUNDIATA POST Reporter 03/03/2026

Commissioned in 2022, INS Vikrant has emerged as a strategic asset enhancing India’s maritime domain awareness and sea-control capability across the Indo-Pacific. At IFR and MILAN 2026 in Visakhapatnam, the indigenous aircraft carrier underscored India’s expanding naval reach, dual-carrier advantage and commitment to cooperative maritime security.Continue Reading