Mr Joe Ajaero, General Secretary of National Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE), says Nigeria cannot afford to fritter away $9.6billion judgement debt. He also speaks on the delay in the implementation of minimum wage

WHY four-year-old girl, Testimony Toke Babalola, was reportedly whipped to death by her parents in Akure, Ondo State capital few weeks ago has been unravelled.

As mentioned at the last episode, the Israelites got to this point through murmuring and complaining to Moses about the bitter waters of Marah. As was readily confirmed, God allowed this to test them of their ability to trust in Him.

Findings by  Sunday Vanguard revealed that 15 states identified as being threatened by the flooding across Nigeria, are already putting proactive measures in place but are challenged by funds, especially ecological funds

There are so many obstacles, having gaol is not enough, you have to keep getting close to the goals amidst all inevitable twist and turns of life. Hope allows people to approach problem with a mindset and strategy suitable to Succeed

By Mark Columbus Orgu AFTER a careful look at the various arguments concerning the incessant attacks on Nigerians in South Africa, which also resulted to some youths attacking South African-owned businesses like Shoprite and MTN, most social critics have described these incidents as unfortunate and against the growth of the Africa continent. Meanwhile, African leaders have […]

Shehu Abdullahi Zuri, a professor of petroleum law and policy, is Pro-Chancellor of University of Petroleum Resources, Effurum. Zuri speaks on Nigeria’s bid to stop the judgement of a British arbitration tribunal which makes Nigeria liable to pay $6.9billion to a firm in the United Kingdom for breach of contract arising from a gas project. 

In 2010, the late President Umar Yar’Adua authorised partnership with private companies to develop Nigeria’s energy infrastructure.

I think it’s wrong for parents not to allow a child that is up to six or seven years to go near their computer, fearing that they will spoil it because part of what helped me was privileged of accessibility

Junaid Mohammed, Second Republic member of the House of Representatives from Kano State, assesses the composition of President Muhammadu Buhari’s new cabinet. Junaid, however, kicks against Buhari’s assigning to himself the petroleum portfolio.