Listing fintechs on the Stock Exchange
Sachet alcohol: A N100 threat Nigeria must not ignore
Stop extortion of logistics operators
Chinese loans and our sovereignty (2)
Chinese loans and our sovereignty (1)
Double standard approach to dealing with insecurity
Nigeria’s abysmal power supply
Suspend Russian vaccine approval
NDDC needs a total paradigm reset
Kudos for Electoral Offences Commission
The Customs’ trillion Naira revenue question
New Deal for our creative industry
Travails of the el Zakzakys
Benue: The forgotten herders’ killings fields
Don’t abandon private sector educators
Ending ordeal of motorists on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway
Upsurge in brazen robberies
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SubscribeHavoc of drug abuse
When President Muhammadu Buhari described drug trafficking and abuse as being “worse than insurgency and banditry”, he sought to draw the attention of Nigerians to the depth of danger that this menace poses to society. Hard drugs are part of the fuels that ignite the spirit to embrace enterprises usually thought of as impossible for […]
Keeping Nigeria’s best brains in the country
WHILE we rejoice at the “good news” of the British Government’s approval of work permits for Nigerian international students who wish to work in Britain after the completion of a UK degree at bachelor’s degree level or above, we must also consider the disadvantage – brain drain. For 2020 alone, out of 13, 000 young […]
Nigerians need more than food from G7 nations
NIGERIANS are grateful that the G7 group of nations, an inter-governmental organisation made up of the world’s largest developed economies – France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada – has appropriated $382 million (N180 billion) to combat the worsening food crisis and famine in Boko Haram-ravaged North-East Nigeria. The project, tagged […]
Insecurity: Another case for state police
THE Department of State Services, DSS, in a recent joint security operation, raided the Ibadan residence of Yoruba self-determination agitator, Sunday Adeyemo aka Sunday Igboho. The raid, according to the DSS, resulted in a gun battle which led to the death of two of Igboho’s men, arrest of 13 persons and discovery of a cache […]
Halt Odebunmi’s toxic Media Bills
SEVERAL credible mainstream media houses have been warning of the havoc that Olusegun Odebunmi’s Nigerian Press Council, NPC, and National Broadcasting Commission, NBC, amendment Bills will wreak on the media industry and our constitutional democracy if they sail through. He will succeed in achieving the total subjugation of the highly reputed vibrant and independent Nigerian […]
PIB’s vexatious 30% frontier fund
NIGERIA’s general incompetence in managing its diversity has been at play in the Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB, saga. Thirteen years after the late President Umaru Yar’Adua introduced it as a follow-up to his efforts to douse militancy in the Niger Delta, a second attempt at making it into law has exhibited a total miscarriage of […]
Super Eagles: Sanction Joseph Yobo now
WHEN Joseph Michael Yobo, former Captain of Nigeria’s senior national football team, the Super Eagles, was appointed Assistant Coach of the team, opinions were divided in football circles. Those who applauded the appointment pointed to his rich resume which included the rare accolade of being capped 101 times as he represented the Super Eagles at […]
Lighting up the North East
FOR the people of Bauchi State, Sunday, June 27, 2021 was a historic day. For the first time in years, the people of that part of the country who have lived in dread of Boko Haram terrorism and the rash of highway kidnappings came out in their overflowing thousands to watch vintage football exhibitions at […]
PIB’s disregard of host communities
FOR the second time in 20 years, the Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB, has been passed by the National Assembly, NASS. In 2018, it was passed as the Petroleum Industry Governance Bill, PIG-B, but President Muhammadu Buhari refused it assent, citing alleged constitutional issues. Political and sectional interests have been the major reasons for the long […]
Beyond Nnamdi Kanu’s re-arrest
On Tuesday, June 28, 2021, the Nigerian security setup achieved a major coup which served the notice that in spite of everything, it still knows its onions. Though the details have not been officially made public, the leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, was nabbed in a foreign country, […]
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