Worsening school closures as terrorists advance
Super Falcons’ flop: Time to rebuild our football
EU Electoral Mission and our democracy
World Teachers Day: Empowering educators
Unfinished fight against tuberculosis
Sahel Alliance’s pull-out from ICC
Prologue: Nigeria, a vision in distress
Who will unite, protect Nigerians?
United Nations at 80: Still relevant?
Developing our tourism potentials
Amicable end to NUPENG, Dangote face-off
Need to dislodge bandits’ networks
Keeping livestock off Abuja City
Tackling the open defecation crisis
Calls to negotiate with terrorists, bandits
Proposed fuel tax for infrastructure
As Gov. Fubara resumes today

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Protecting our domestic refiners
The subtle war of interests between domestic refiners of petroleum products and their counterparts who import same is normal in a liberalised economy like ours. The letters and spirit of the Petroleum Industry Act, PIA, 2021 intend that both should exist side by side, and this has ensured adequate, reliable and sustainable petroleum products availability, […]
Developing a reliable social register
The vexed issue of evolving a professionally designed and operated National Social Register, NSR, to help the most vulnerable elements of our society came up once again at a stakeholder forum in Lagos last week under the theme: “Advancing Social Protection Through the National Social Register, NSR”. At the event, the National Coordinator of the […]
Getting serious about basic education
The United Nations International Children’s Education Fund, UNICEF’s, warning is clear: every child has the right to education, but Nigeria is failing to uphold this most basic of rights. With one in every five out-of-school children in the world found in Nigeria, the crisis has reached a breaking point. Indeed, Nigeria holds the dubious “world […]
Iran’s water crisis: A warning for Nigeria
Iran’s escalating water crisis serves as a chilling harbinger for nations grappling with similar vulnerabilities, including Nigeria. Iran faces one of its most severe droughts in decades, exacerbated by chronic water mismanagement, climate change, and overexploitation of resources. A nationwide rainfall deficit of around 45 per cent has left reservoirs critically low, with 80 per […]
Kidnapping, a thriving “industry”!
The latest report by SBM Intelligence should jolt Nigeria’s leaders into reality. Between July 2024 and June 2025, kidnappers demanded more than N48 billion in ransom. SBM Intelligence’s study titled: “The Locust Business: The Economics of Nigeria’s Kidnap Industry – A 2025 Update” confirmed that N2.56 billion was paid as ransom, with 4,722 civilians abducted […]

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