VP Shettima’s censure of ethnic profiling
Taking decisive action against open defecation
NOA’s struggle for funding support
Justice for abused corps member in Kwara
Gov. Bago’s exemplary religious tolerance
Making Nigeria, South Africa ties work
Police mess: Put them in the dock
Justice for Offa bank robbers
Making taxes work for the people
Need to register waste collectors
Rebound of Port Harcourt Refinery
NOA’s struggle for funding support
Lottery ruling: Victory for true federalism
NSA’s infrastructure protection council
VAT “war”: We support derivation
Unclaimed N263b UBEC fund
Editors’ call for media bailouts
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SubscribeAfrica and Chidimma Adetshina’s Miss Universe experience
Nigeria once again proved itself to the world as the home of beauty, elegance and excellence over the past weekend when Chidimma Vanessa Adetshina, who represented our country, emerged as the first runner-up of this year’s Miss Universe pageant. The event which took place at the Arena Ciudad in Mexico City, Mexico, saw 21-year-old Miss […]
Empowering Ministers of State
President Bola Tinubu is taking a commendable step towards addressing a 45-year-old anomaly we inherited from the defunct Shehu Shagari regime. Last week, he approved a major policy shift aimed at upgrading the status of Ministers of State. From now on, Ministers designated as such will no longer need to live under the shadows of […]
Abia’s proposed free, inclusive education model
Governor of Abia State, Dr Alex Otti, has announced January 2025 as the date the state will join those that offer free, compulsory basic education to its residents. Many states throughout the federation have been operating the same model, but some of them adopt discriminatory practices that largely exclude non-indigenes. The model that Abia will […]
Nigerians in grips of hunger and disease
The universal commemoration of this year’s World Diabetes Day, WDD, last Thursday presented another opportunity to draw attention to the plight of Nigerians trapped in disease and hunger. The theme of this year’s event was simply: “Diabetes and Well-being”. The Diabetes Association of Nigeria, DAN, President, Dr Ejiofo Ugwu, disclosed that diabetes affects between five […]
“Wike’s houses” and judicial autonomy
One of the grounds on which Supreme Court judges “mutinied” in June 2022, leading to the forced exit of Ibrahim Tanko Mohammed as Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, was inadequate housing for judicial officers. They complained that many of them lived in rented apartments which rendered them vulnerable. On the face of it, the move […]
Poor children feeding from dustbins
Ever wondered how the poorest of the poor are coping with the current hunger pandemic sweeping through Nigeria? With about 160 million Nigerians now living in multidimensional poverty, and the middle class drastically eroded due to the harsh economic policies of the Bola Tinubu administration, the very poor and vulnerable have largely lost their fall-back, […]
Nigeria, fertile ground for terrorists
Defence Headquarters, DHQ, on Thursday, November 7, 2024, announced the emergence of what it described as “a new terrorist group” which goes by the name of Lakurawa in the North-West, especially the Sokoto, Kebbi and northern parts of Niger State. The arrival of this new armed group will definitely worsen the terrible security situation in […]
Limiting our expectations of Trump
Expectedly, world leaders and pretty much every person has expectations of the President-elect of the United States of America, Donald J Trump. America is still the foremost superpower militarily and economically, and the arrival of a new helmsman at the White House is bound to raise all kinds of presumptions. President Bola Tinubu’s congratulatory message […]
America restores its broken democracy
The just-concluded American presidential and congressional elections have largely restored the United States to its pride of place as the leader of democracy and freedom in the world. Despite the oft-dirty happenings on the campaign trail, Americans and the world can look back on the Tuesday, November 5, 2024 election with a sigh of relief. […]
DISCOs’ compulsory migration of consumers
A rash of protests has been erupting in parts of the country over the draconian posture of power service providers towards their customers. Consumers gather with placards and banners to publicly decry their ordeals at the hands of the various Electricity Distribution Companies, DISCOs, the end-user providers of electricity. Recently, the Ajegunle People’s Movement, APM, […]
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