Armed forces personnel and social media exposure
Osun guber as a primer to 2027 elections
2019 polls doomed without Card Reader
New lifeline for North-East rehab
Worries over safety of Enugu Airport
Improving birth registration in Nigeria
High cost of nomination fees
Osun polls, signpost for 2019
Flushing out militants from the Plateau
Police invasion of Edwin Clark’s privacy
Why NASS should not delay resumption further
Why Leah Sharibu is Buhari’s responsibility
Finding solutions to the flooding menace
Addressing extreme poverty in Nigeria
Breaking the power sector logjam
Has Apapa traffic chaos defied solutions?
Learning from the “Music House” saga

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SubscribeKofi Annan: Adieu to an iconic global statesman
THE global community was jolted when former Secretary General of the United Nations and Nobel Peace Laureate, Kofi Annan, passed away on Saturday, August 18, 2018. In recognition of the greatness of the Ghana-born diplomat, the world has befittingly lavished eulogies on him for his unquantifiable contributions to the pursuit of a better world.
Beyond mere cosmetic reform of SARS
ON Tuesday 14th August 2018, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, as Acting President, responded to widespread complaints from citizens and ordered the Inspector General of Police, Alhaji Ibrahim Idris, to immediately overhaul the operations of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS).
Overcoming our humanitarian burdens
Nigeria is one of the countries that should attach special significance to the #NotATarget campaign. The Boko Haram conflict in the North East alone accounts for Africa’s largest displaced persons population which was put at 3.3 million by the end of 2015. Most of them live in Internally-Displaced Persons, IDP, camps while a sizeable number squatted with relations.
Need to protect our courts
Only on 11th May this year, the Port Harcourt High Court complex in the Rivers State capital was attacked by a faction of a major political party over issues pending in the courts. In video footages widely broadcast on the social media, armed hoodlums were seen turning the complex into a “war” zone. Many judiciary workers were injured, facilities destroyed and court records vandalised.
Palliatives needed for importers
Over the years, we have shouted ourselves hoarse over the precarious situation of the Apapa ports infrastructure and the attendant traffic chaos. Unless efforts being made to address them begin to yield results the effects will be felt in the economy.
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