Keeping exams within reach of every child
Illegal refuse-dumping menace in Lagos
Enugu’s laudable education budget & Abia’s recurrent spending
Making our political offices less attractive
Bello Matawalle and controversy
Continued rejection of Nigerian agric exports
Decentralising the Supreme Court
Kaduna bombing incident
Mass exit of multinationals from Nigeria
Need for climate education
Court summons for Humanitarian Minister
No to VP’s N15 billion mansion
LASEPA’s crackdown on noise pollution
Tinubu’s security and economy emphasis
Boosting Eagles with home-based players
Calls for another round of electoral reforms
When presidents, governors fall sick
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SubscribeInvestors: Charity begins at home
President Bola Tinubu seems to be modelling his unfolding economic agenda and strategy on those of former President, Olusegun Obasanjo. Obasanjo started a flurry of international engagements soon after he was sworn in 1999, mainly to secure debt relief or outright debt forgiveness. He felt that as an international eminent person and fresh out of […]
Need to tackle those aiding terrorists
AFTER the fruitful engagement between the House of Representatives and the Service Chiefs, the importance of responding positively to invitations by the lawmakers should be more obvious to those in charge of our military and security services. The Chiefs had stayed away from previous invitations, choosing instead to send their representations. The House had to […]
Africa must take responsibility
The difference between Africa and the others is that while the others asserted their independence to various degrees and maintained most of their original cultural and social norms, Black African countries embraced wholesale Westernism through exposure to their educational and cultural systems.
NBC’s new anti-Social Media Bill
Though we admit that excesses demonstrated through the social media should be curtailed, we believe that the law already has provisions that can serve that purpose.
Judiciary’s bleeding moments
THE Nigerian Judiciary is bleeding profusely from the self-inflicted injuries to its image. At the moment, the body language discernible from the Judiciary is that of an arm of government that no longer bothers about its public image, especially as it pertains to verdicts on political and electoral matters. In the past year, the courts […]
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