Communities as first responders to insecurity
Towards a realistic, sustainable minimum wage
ECOWAS’s furtive back-track
Looting of food trucks in Niger State
Tinubu’s tripartite gambit
FG must focus on credible solutions
Need for zonal development bodies
No to power subsidy removal
Agenda for 10th Constitution amendment
The argument for state police
Mobilising effectively against hunger
After AFCON, what next (2)
Valentine’s Day: True love involves self-sacrifice
After AFCON, what next (1)
Tackling food poisoning in Nigeria
What football teaches Nigerians about unity
Each govt should solve one key problem (2)

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Each govt should solve one key problem (1)
Many Nigerians today, even some children, know the key problems facing Nigeria – insecurity of lives and property, little or no electric power supply, an unproductive economy, corruption, a supposedly federal system of government operating a unitary constitution in a country made up of many nations, a collapsing education sector, a collapsing health care system, […]
Need for climate education
THE adoption of the Paris Agreement during the Committee of Parties, COP 15, in 2015 marked a significant milestone in the urgent need to adopt universal actions against climate change. The agreement aims to limit global warming to well below 2 degrees Celsius and pursue the 1.5 degrees ideal limit. The COP summits which attract […]
Severe hunger in Nigeria
WITH about 36.9 million hectares of arable land, representing 40.48 per cent of the country’s total land area as at 2021, and 70 per cent of youth population (151 million youths), Nigerians should have no reason to be hungry. But unfortunately, there is serious hunger in the land. In the just released 2023 Global Hunger […]
Gov Alex Otti: Justice must be done for late Uzoamaka
Chigozie Ogbuagu, a commercial tricycle driver from Umuobiala in Isikwuato LGA of Abia State, could not train his younger sister, Uzoamaka, in school. If a quiet Nigerian US-based philanthropist, Mr. Winston Tinubu, had not given scholarship to Uzoamaka and three other girls from that community, six years ago, Uzoamaka would not have had secondary school […]
Ahmed Musa’s exemplary calls for end of killings (2)
IN reaction to the 2023 Christmas Eve massacre in Plateau State, the captain of Nigeria’s Super Eagles, Ahmed Musa, wrote: “I am standing against the violence in Plateau State. It’s heartbreaking to witness the recent violence in Plateau State. My thoughts are with those affected. We need to stand together against hate and violence. Let […]
Ahmed Musa’s exemplary calls for end of killings (1)
AHMED Musa, current captain of Nigeria’s national football team, the Super Eagles, has been consistent in his heartfelt call for an end to the recurring massacre of innocent people in Plateau State and other parts of Nigeria. We consider it as important to both chronicle and celebrate Musa’s exceptional responses to our country’s biggest problem […]
Plastics, our health and environment
The ban on usage and distribution of single-use plastics, especially the non-biodegradable Styrofoam, by the Lagos State Government is good. At least, the ban will draw more attention to the damage careless use of plastics causes to both our environment and our health. However, we plead with the government, at this early stage of the […]
The Holocaust and history
LAST Saturday, January 27, 2024, Nigeria joined the rest of the world to mark the International Day of Commemoration in memory of the victims of the Holocaust. The event called our attention to the fact that Holocaust memorial goes beyond the remembrance of the unfortunate incidents that occurred during the Second World War. It was […]
Remembering victims of the Holocaust
TOMORROW, as the world remembers the victims of one of the biggest attempts in history to delete a race from the face of the planet, there is a need for us in Nigeria to reflect on our own domestic history and current conditions that have parallels with the Holocaust. On January 27, 1945, the Nazi […]
Unclean hands and infectious diseases
SINCE the severe years of COVID-19 have passed, many of us have sadly abandoned regular hand washing, a life-saving habit which the pandemic had imposed on us. Although it became more so during the pandemic, clean hands, which comes by regular hand washing, have always saved lives. It was the absoluteness of the truth in […]

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