Editorial

Tackling informal sector food adulteration 

Food adulteration has become one of the gravest threats confronting Nigeria’s informal food sector. It is steadily eroding public confidence in the nation’s food supply, exposing millions of consumers to avoidable health hazards and undermining efforts to build a safe, secure and sustainable food system. Food nourishes and sustains life. When it instead becomes a […]
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Send Justice Onnoghen’s name for confirmation

ON 9th November 2016, President Muhammadu Buhari appointed Honourable Justice Walter Onnoghen as the Acting Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN) following the retirement of the, Honourable Justice Mohammed Mahmoud as CJN, on November 10, 2016 on attainment of the mandatory age of 70 years.

Find killers of LASTMA’s Bakare

SOME mindless commercial motorcycle operators and miscreants recently murdered the Apapa Zon B Head of the Lagos State Transport Management Authority (LASTMA), Mr Tajudeen Olatunji Bakare, at Point Road in Apapa Local Government Area of the state.

Caution after the fall of Sambisa Forest

THE storming of Camp Zero in Sambisa Forest by our gallant troops over the past weekend came as a befitting Christmas gift to Nigerians. An elated President Muhammadu Buhari issued a statement congratulating our forces for their bravery and described the feat as “victory” over the Boko Haram Islamist insurgents.

Nigeria’s exit from JV Cash Call

IN October 2016 when the Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources launched its new roadmap for the Oil and Gas Sector tagged, “The 7 Big Wins”, the industry appeared set for new development trajectory.

Recession or not, Merry Christmas!

ON Sunday, 25th December 2016,Nigerians and other peoples worldwide will celebrate the 2016th anniversary of the birth of the Lord Jesus Christ. Christmas is the name of this day; a day that brings to the climax all the festive activities that make the Yuletide season (which sees off the year) a period that everyone eagerly looks forward to, irrespective of their religious persuasions.

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