Beyond Gov. Otti’s N1bn gift to teachers
The case for a Nigerian oil reserve
Putting Eastern Ports back to work
COVID-19 and recalcitrant faith leaders
Halt all political activities now
Looking inward for our survival
COVID-19: We need radical measures
Reps’ anti-electric cars stance
Education for internally-displaced children
Unravelling the Abule Ado blast
Day Nigerians said no to social media bill
Laughable Bill to ban generators
Covid19: Saving our economy from distress
Sanusi’s personal liberty must be restored
NUC, MDCAN should sheathe swords
Lessons from Supreme Court’s electoral verdicts
Calls for a new constitution

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Confronting the Social Media Bill
IT should be clear to anyone who cares to know that the media, human rights and social advocacy groups will never lie low over any legislative or executive threat to the democratic and constitutional rights of Nigerians to lawful free speech. We as a newspaper are firmly on this page. We, therefore, call on all […]
Our de-radicalisation faux pas
THE Operation Safe Corridor, OPSC, of the Federal Government is ostensibly designed to encourage “repentant” Boko Haram Islamic terrorists to surrender and accept the De-radicalisation, Rehabilitation and Reintegration, DRR, a programme of the Nigerian Army. President Muhammadu Buhari administration created it in September 2015. At least, three batches numbering over 1,000 have been reunited with […]
Kano’s ban of child begging
WE are glad to note that gradually but surely, the political leadership in the North has started making bold moves to eradicate street begging, especially by the Almajirai pupils of Islamic schools. A 2014 report by the United Nations Education Fund, UNICEF, indicated that Nigeria has the highest number of out-of-school children (13.2 million) in […]
No immunity for legislative heads
NIGERIAN lawmakers must check their penchant to annoy the public with bills which shrink the democratic space and block elected and appointed officials from public scrutiny and accountability. They must align themselves to the realities of the political economy in which they operate. Enough of obnoxious bills such as those attempting to regulate the social […]
States’ unclaimed UBE funds
FORMER Governor of Kwara State, Abdulfatah Ahmed, was a profound example of governors who failed to provide the counterpart funding of the Universal Basic Education, UBE, scheme. The state was unable to draw down N7.1bn worth of the UBE funds during his eight years tenure. The UBE facility was created by the Olusegun Obasanjo administration […]

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