The dispute highlights the growing political debate over the real impact of the administration’s economic reforms on ordinary Nigerians.

“He wanted to speak, but he could not. You could see the emotions in his eyes. It was very painful for the family to witness”

By Dele Sobowale Professor Zulum symbolizes the typical Nigerian in power who does “not want to hear the truth”. When he unilaterally granted amnesty to “repentant” 30,000 (or was it 300,000) Boko Haram terrorists, without consultations with the Federal Government, some of us warned him that he was endangering the lives of Nigerians, not only in […]

•Stakeholders lament structural challenges, make recommendations By Gabriel Ewepu Amidst efforts to diversify Nigeria’s economy, there are indications that dominance of foreign imported livestock products has been extended. Financial Vanguard’s findings from the National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, show that livestock and related products imports rose to N1.71 trillion in 2025, up by 14.5 per cent from […]

Borno, the epicentre of the insurgency, systematically shut down many camps and resettled residents in their communities.