Editorial

Housing families of fallen heroes

The commissioning of 50 energy-efficient homes for wives of fallen military personnel in Ibadan is a reminder that the nation’s obligation to those who die defending it does not end with a funeral. Delivered through PHDL, Family Homes Funds Limited and other partners, the homes offer security and dignity to families who have paid a […]
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New Super Eagles coach: Delay is dangerous

Since Sunday Oliseh resigned as the coach of the Super Eagles, the team has been without a substantive manager. Following his exit, Samson Siasia was drafted to handle the team in an acting capacity for the remaining Nations Cup qualifying matches, which ended with Nigeria missing out in the competition holding in Gabon next year.

Rising kerosene misery index

Kerosene is largely the preferred domestic energy supply for the lower class in Nigeria, mainly for cooking. The landmark deregulation policy has led to a steady rise in pump prices which was the consequence of persistent scarcity. As at last week, the retail price had reached about N220 per litre in Lagos and as high as N300 in many parts of the country.

Tackling the street trading problem

Following the continued downturn of the economy and lack of new opportunities for the employment of the teeming number of youths in the country, there has been an upsurge in the army of street traders in our major cities.

Guarding against terror this Sallah and beyond

The warning, on Tuesday, 5th July 2016 by the United States Mission in Nigeria of planned terrorist attacks on Lagos hotels patronised by foreigners is one which must not be taken lightly.

Eradicating malaria in Nigeria

Malaria is a global challenge. More than one million new malaria cases are recorded each year. Nigeria bears a huge part of the burden. An estimated 24 per cent of all malaria cases are recorded in Nigeria, making it the country with the largest burden of the disease.

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