The “prosperity” Nigerians need
2027: Nigeria must not go the 1966–69 route again
NNPC, FAAC and the rest of us
History waits on Prof Yakubu’s INEC
Shocking denial of police officers’ protest
Curbing drug abuse and addiction
Taking firm actions against the tanker menace
Abacha loot must be spent through due process
Nigeria’s deepening poverty misery
FG’s proposed ranching projects
Dealing with IS’s presence in Nigeria
Resurgence of killings on the Plateau
Our annual budget mess must end
Our ports and Ease-of-Doing-Business
Zamfara crisis, a looming national disaster
Financial autonomy for State Assemblies, Judiciaries
Herdsmen attacks as trigger to famine
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SubscribeAs DISCOs start mass disconnections
THE eleven Electricity Distribution Companies, DISCOs, have declared war against consumers of power as they have embarked on mass disconnections throughout Nigeria. From Lagos to Port Harcourt, Benin to Kano and Kaduna to Abuja, consumers continue to lament as the DISCOs disconnect them from the national grid over indebtedness.
Medical tourism: Charity begins at home
Each year, a significant number of Nigerians travel to India and the UK for treatments ranging from cardiac surgeries, neurosurgeries, cosmetic surgeries, orthopedic surgeries, and renal transplant surgeries. The penchant of Nigerian leaders, past and present, to patronise foreign health institutions is legendary.
Eid-el-Fitr: Towards social, religious harmony
If truly the fasting was for the worship of Allah and not for the sake of tradition, then, it will be a huge step towards self-rededication and national rebirth. Fasting develops in a person the real spirit of unity, love, brotherhood and justice which are required for national stability and development.
Hope rekindled with honour for MKO Abiola
IRRESPECTIVE of whatever legal and political reservations being advanced, we are convinced that the Federal Government has done the right thing by officially recognising the late Chief Moshood Abiola as the winner of the June 12, 1993 presidential election.
Not Too Young To Run Act: Beyond lip service
Also, the two major political parties have tried to make political capital from the NTYTRA. President Buhari even put it as an item in his 2018 Democracy Day broadcast and gathered a cross-section of youths when he signed it with flourish.
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