The “prosperity” Nigerians need
2027: Nigeria must not go the 1966–69 route again
DSS warnings on flaunting of wealth
Aisha Buhari: An avoidable scandal
Return of History to our basic education
Intellectual rant against Federal Character abuses
North’s oil find controversy
Nigeria’s damning poverty report
Curbing health sector brain drain
Marking World Children’s Day 2022
INEC and underage voters
Beyond INEC Chairman’s reassurances
Bandits at Lagos’s door
A world of 8 billion people!
Buhari’s upbeat 2023 soundbites
Kudos to MDCAN over ASUU strikes
Caring for flood victims

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Keeping neighbouring countries off Nigeria’s domestic affairs
THE recent arrest of fake staff of the National Identity Management Commission, NIMC, at a refugee camp in Niger Republic where they were registering foreign nationals for the Nigerian National Identity Numbers, NIN, is yet another of the numerous acts of violations of Nigeria’s sovereignty and territorial integrity by one of our neighbours. According to […]
Need to curtail mass migration
ABOUT a fortnight ago, the Federal Government grabbed the headlines with its reported “plan” to end the mass migration of Nigerians to foreign countries. Those who thought that the supposed initiative was coming from President Muhammadu Buhari’s office, discovered that it was the Minister of State, Science, Technology, and Innovation, Henry Ikoh, who merely called […]
Flood disasters: Facing the real issues
THOUGH the Federal Government’s early warning and disaster intervention authorities were prepared for the floods, the sheer scale of the destruction of lives and property it left in its wake still took everyone by surprise. The National Meteorological Agency, NiMET, and the National Hydrological Service Agency, NHSA, had predicted unusual flood volumes this year. A […]
FG and ASUU again!
JUST when we thought that the eight month-long strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, had ended, the Federal Government is still engaged in its immature, pointless and insensitive antics that could lead to the resumption of the strike. The university teachers found that their October salaries had been slashed. A statement from […]
Obasanjo and the Ethiopia ceasefire
FORMER President Olusegun Obasanjo has reconfirmed his position as a pre-eminent African statesman after successfully leading the African Union peace initiative to broker a ceasefire in the Ethiopian civil war. Ethiopia, Africa’s second most populous country, fell into war two years ago when the government of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and the leadership of the […]

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