Can Tinubu’s education reforms rescue a generation? – Inside Alausa’s ambitious agenda
With nearly 46m children captured in education data system, 250,000 Nigerians undergoing training and one million out-of-school children back in classrooms...
The many sins of British Airways, others
IN the aviation industry in Nigeria, there is a common knowledge that foreign airlines always foist arbitrary fares on Nigerians. They know Nigerians travel a lot and, generally, do not question fares they are asked to pay.
INTELLIGENCE FAILURE? How Boko Haram’s plot in Yobe succeeded
It was brazen yet effective. In less than 24hours, over 150 people had been killed.
Why negotiation with Boko Haram is impossible, by AVM Ararile
Aside from his other many postings and appointments, Air Vice Marshal Lucky Ochuko Ararile (rtd) was,until his recent retirement from the Nigerian Air Force, the coordinator of the Amnesty Programme for ex-militants in the Niger-Delta.
Why motorists should pay tolls – Works Ministry
The road system began in the early 1900s essentially as a feeder network for the new railroads. Over the decades, the roads networks have increased totaling about 200,000 kilometres stretch, which include the paved and asphalted.
SOVEREIGN WEALTH FUND: The ends do not justify the means (3)
A FISCAL bind on the states: The SWF could not have come at a more inopportune time. Just as the federal government seeks to keep funds from the states and local government, it passes legislation asking states to satisfy unfunded mandates such as the new minimum wage.
