Tackling frequent building collapses
When will Nigeria’s IDP camps finally close?
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
Kofi Annan: Adieu to an iconic global statesman
Beyond mere cosmetic reform of SARS
Overcoming our humanitarian burdens
Need to protect our courts
Palliatives needed for importers
INEC’s lifeline for prospective voters
Eid-el-Kabir : Sacrificing personal interest for Nigeria
Education boom behind prison walls
EFCC can’t “freeze” public treasuries
Handling Nigeria’s two million artisan miners
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SubscribeFocus on national interest as NASS reconvenes
Representatives – will reconvene soon to attend to emergency issues of high national interest. Last week, President of the Senate, Senator Bukola Saraki, had already made moves for the leadership of the two chambers to meet but the siege to the Assembly Complex by the Directorate of State Services, DSS, disrupted it.
Yet another assault on the National Assembly
Till today, nothing tangible has been established as to how they managed to breach the heavy security presence at the National Assembly Complex. Who were the perpetrators and their sponsors? What are the law enforcement agencies doing to bring them to book?
Halting age fraud in Nigerian football
But this sport which is like opium to Nigerians is bedevilled by the odious phenomenon of age cheating by players. This has made it very difficult for Nigeria to consolidate after some exemplary outings such as the gold medal won by our Dream Team squad at the Atlanta 1996 Olympic Games in the USA.
Don’t abandon Nigerians in South Africa
NIGERIANS in South Africa feel increasingly abandoned to their fate as the spate of xenophobic killings continues. As at May this year, the Senior Special Adviser to the President on Foreign Affairs and Diaspora, Mrs. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, had on a visit to South Africa’s High Commissioner to Nigeria, Mr. Lulu Mnguni, declared that 116 Nigerians were killed in the past two years.
Celebrating our tragic hero, Joe Blankson
NIGERIA is a society whose fabric has been warped by decades of misgovernance by an extremely self-centred power elite. As a result, what is considered as noble and worthy of emulation in more sedate societies are generally overlooked while valuable attention is focused on barbaric political contests which have little or nothing to do with the interests of the common people.
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