Nigeria’s fertiliser use shortfall
Voters, not courts, must decide elections
Kogi campus killings
Securing the Bayelsa, Kogi polls
Africa’s futile scramble for China, Japan and Russia
Time to revisit electoral reforms
CBN’s laudable pact with NIPOST
Closure of Nigerian borders (2)
Closure of Nigeria’s borders (1)
ASUU’s anti-IPPIS war
Protecting the CIFI from scammers
Our futile cost-cutting measures
Why NDDC probe must proceed
The Federal Government and Enugu Airport
Tackling troublemakers at project sites
CCTV: Need for proper conduct in ICT age
NIMC’s unwarranted ID Card charges
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SubscribeThe positive, negative profile of Budget 2020 (2)
Still on the loopholes in the 2020 Appropriation Bill provisional revenue targets, we observe that oil revenue projection was lowered 29.7% to N2.6 trillion as against 2019 figure of N3.7 trillion, reflecting prudent adjustments in the wake of lower oil prices and weak oil production caused by the slow pace of oil and gas reforms.
The positive, negative profile of Budget 2020 (1)
President Muhammadu Buhari presented the Federal Budget for 2020 to the National Assembly on October 8, 2019. It is expected that this early submission should give ample time for deliberations and final approval, especially as the current leadership of the Assembly seems in sync with the Executive. Consequently, it can safely be assumed that the […]
While the world’s youth marched for Mother Earth
Perhaps, nothing else can vividly demonstrate how far away Nigeria is from the centre of advancements in world affairs more than our near-absolute insulation from the worldwide rage of youth against climate change on September 20, 2019.
Core agenda for Diaspora Commission
With the recent turn of events around the world, the relevance of the Nigerian Diaspora Commission, NIDCOM, Establishment Bill signed into law on June 30, 2017 by Prof. Yemi Osinbajo as the Acting President, has continued to be justified.
Better deal for our teachers
It is a known fact that everybody who is somebody in society was trained by teachers. The world takes the status of teachers very seriously. This is why October 5 every year is set aside to celebrate the World Teacher’s Day through the partnership of the United Nations Children’s Fund, UNICEF; United Nations Development Project, UNDP; United Nations Educational, Social and Cultural Organisation, UNESCO; International Labour Organisation, ILO and Education International.
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