Nigeria’s worsening crime numbers
ECOWAS — beyond the glitter of new edifices
Our ‘boiling’ planet: A call for action
Niger Republic crisis: Force may backfire
Poor handling of blasphemy lynching
Election tribunal not academic exercise
Battling the diphtheria outbreak
Tinubu’s food security emergency
The military’s ‘war mode’
Perish cash transfer for now
Worrying signals in the aviation sector
Taking the ‘baby steps’ together
Give traditional rulers a role
Against Emefiele’s continued detention
Ship burning is oil theft collusion
Palliative: No to “cash transfer”
Preserving Senegal’s sterling democracy

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Agenda for Tinubu as ECOWAS Chair
Barely a month after he was sworn in as Nigeria’s President, Bola Tinubu has been handed the mantle as Chairman of the Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS. Coming so close to the tenure of former President Muhammadu Buhari, this honour holds a special significance for Nigeria.
Policemen who ran over man in Ekpoma
It is as if the EndSARS protests of October, 2020 never happened. Police wickedness and brutality have returned with full force and the hapless youth are once again being targeted for intimidation, harassment, extortion and even killing. This was exactly what brought out the Nigerian youth in weeks of protests which ended with the Lekki […]
Happy World Population Day!
World Population Day, instituted by the United Nations, UN, is observed annually on July 11. Its goal is to raise awareness about the challenges and issues surrounding rapidly growing populations across the globe. The UN established this day to remind nations of the significance of understanding and addressing these population-related concerns. This year, the theme […]
What is Tinubu’s security strategy?
If indeed the Tinubu government has given Asari security contract to do the work of our Armed Forces and Police, is this what the President means by new “doctrine” and “architecture”? We need explanations because we doubt that this strategy will augur well for Nigeria in the long run, as the Sudan experience has shown.
Chinese Navy’s curious Africa tour
In recent years, the Chinese Navy’s increasing presence in African nations has raised eyebrows and spurred curiosity about its true motivations. These tours, involving various warships, have taken place in several African countries, prompting questions about China’s diplomatic objectives and their underlying impact on these nations. African countries visited by the Chinese Navy’s warships include […]
Planned demolition of Abuja’s Trademore Estate
It is the same old song and dance. This time, it is about Trademore Estate, Lugbe, Abuja, which has come under the threat of the bulldozers of the Federal Capital Territory Administration, FCTA, for demolition. A little over a week ago, the residents of the estate were shocked when a one-hour heavy downpour led to […]
Making the new electricity law count
Unusually brisk pace has attended the Federal Government’s determination to share powers with the states on electricity supply. It has apparently dawned on the Federal Government that its continued monopolistic hold on electric power has been the primary reason that the nation has been unable to move forward in power generation, transmission and distribution. In […]
Much ado about EU-EOM report
Last week, the leader of the European Union Election Observation Mission, EU-EOM, Barry Andrews, issued the Mission’s final report on the highly-disputed 2023 general elections in Nigeria, with some hard knocks while making recommendations for improved elections in the future. The final report was basically an affirmation of its initial report issued barely two days […]
CBN’s intrusion into our privacy
Many Nigerians are wondering aloud the real reason that the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, is asking Nigerians to submit their social media accounts to their banks to fortify their Know Your Customer, KYC, needs. Titled: “Customer Due Diligence Regulation 2023”, the requirement is meant to help combat terrorism and financial crimes through a more […]
Poor handling of blasphemy lynching
It portrays a system as one that is ineffective and unable to implement its laws and prevent or minimise the prevalence of outlaw killings. Most countries where mob killings are the norm rather than the exception are in a state of failure.

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