Tackling frequent building collapses
When will Nigeria’s IDP camps finally close?
COVID-19: Your life now in your hands
ADB: Let Akinwunmi Adesina be
Buhari’s food alarm
NDDC in need of effective cleansing
Buhari’s five years in the saddle (2)
Buhari’s five-years in the saddle (1)
Ese Oruru gets justice at last!
Suspend luxury items, prioritise bailouts
Security agents and COVID-19 infection mess
The impounded British aircraft
COVID-19: Taking stock (2)
COVID-19: Taking stock (1)
Protesting coronavirus patients
COVID-19 ‘school feeding’ should be probed
Identify, neutralise IPPIS saboteurs

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Use of foreign airlines for evacuation of Nigerians
THE appetite of our government officials for all things foreign has continued even in the face of our gloomy economic prospects arising from the new coronavirus pandemic. We have repeatedly called on the authorities to seize this moment and start looking inwards for solutions to most of our problems, but apparently our calls have met […]
Need to include pensioners in palliatives sharing
WHEN considering those who make up the “poorest and most vulnerable” members of our society who should be eligible for palliative packages being distributed by governments and public-spirited individuals, women (especially widows) children, destitute and elderly primarily come to mind. After about six weeks of restrictions and lock-downs many more people are becoming poorer and […]
On hotel demolitions by Gov Wike
WE’ve had occasion to commend some state governors for their firm resolves to implement their Executive Orders aimed at securing the lives of residents in their states in the coronavirus pandemic fight. One of such was Governor Nyesom Wike who acted proactively when Caverton Helicopters violated the order closing the land, air and sea borders […]
Calling Abacha loot by its proper name
Abacha Loot: “I AM happy to confirm that the Federal Government of Nigeria on May 4, 2020 received $311,797, 866.11 of the Abacha assets repatriated from the United States and Bailiwick of New Jersey”. That was the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami on his verified Twitter account at 6:32pm […]
Resort to Oronsaye Report not enough
FIVE years after assuming power, President Muhammadu Buhari has initiated moves to implement one of his 2015 campaign promises: reducing the size of the Federal Government. The twin blows of Coronavirus pandemic and the steep crash of crude oil price which left Nigeria with little money to spend may have compelled this. That is unfortunate. […]
Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, in memoriam
Wednesday, May 5, 2020 marked exactly 10 years since the curtains fell on a good man, humble patriot and former president of Nigeria, Alhaji Umaru Musa Yar’Adua. He was 58. Even before he assumed power on May 29, 2007, Yar’ Adua was obviously a sick man. Having just finished his eight years as Governor of […]
Should China pay?
WE do not expect the Muhammadu Buhari administration to be proactive or direct in joining the growing number of countries and interest groups worldwide calling for some recompense from the People’s Republic of China, PRC, over the losses incurred as the Coronavirus pandemic rages. The reason is this: Buhari’s government has borrowed a lot of […]
Bracing for infection flares
A TELEVISION analyst described the reaction of Nigerians to the gradual easing of the Coronavirus pandemic lockdown last Monday as reminiscent of “the release of animals from a cage”. An exercise meant to cut a fine line between lockdown to limit the spread of the virus and the gradual reopening of the economy became an […]
Gbaja’s controversial NCDC Bill
We know that the House of Representatives Speaker, Femi Gbajabiamila’s withdrawn Bill to repeal our antiquated Quarantine Law and make the Nigerian Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, stronger and more effective will be reintroduced. But it must first be purged of all its objectionable contents. The Bill was stood down after undergoing the second reading […]
May Day under lockdown
TODAY is May Day! It is so easy not to remember under the prevailing Coronavirus pandemic lockdown atmosphere. Where would the world be without the working class? They are found in the formal and informal, public and private sectors. They are the ones who create and sustain wealth. They are currently the main force against […]

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