Nigerians demand relief, not mere figures
President Bola Tinubu can point to credible evidence that Nigeria’s economy is stabilising. The World Bank says GDP grew by 4.2 per cent in the first half of 2026, against 3.9 per cent a year earlier, and projects average growth of 4.4 per cent through 2028. Inflation, which fell during 2025, has faced renewed pressure […]
Saving Cote d’Ivoire From The Brink
A THIRD attempt in 15 years at multi-party elections is running into the same contentions that attended earlier efforts.
Vocational Skills Need Electricity
EACH time the government officials speak, they exhibit their distance from the realities Nigerians face. They are not in touch with the people who they claim to represent and on whose behalf they supposedly act.
JTF should account for civilian losses
EVEN in conventional wars, there is emphasis on the safety of civilian population. Enough intelligence is gathered to isolate and attack the target.
Global hypocrisy on Saharawi Republic
HYPOCRISY is the stream on which international diplomacy runs. Some of the so-called super powers relish their expertise in the deceit that forms the wheels of diplomacy. They have succeeded for more than three decades with the Saharawi Arab Democratic Republic, SADR, also called Western Sahara, is known as Africa’s last remaining colony.
Junkyard for all by …
NIGERIANS, who thought 10-year-old used cars were too old, unsafe and mere junk, will see worse contraptions on our roads with the Federal Government’s extension of age imported used vehicles to 15 years. The decision is baffling; it lacks all considerations that informed earlier positions.
