IGP Disu: Recent figures point to rising Policing
The move placed the IGP at the centre of one of the country's most consequential policing debates, how to bring policing closer to communities while maintaining national standards and accountability.
Infrastructure deficit: Challenges and opportunities
AS we journey into the last quarter of the year, 2018, it is noteworthy that hopes for significant results from the hypes in the fiscal strategy of ramping-up infrastructural development of Nigeria is dimmed.
God gave me the grace to get rid of ‘Wharf Rats’, restore sanity in ports – Nted
Comrade Anthony Emmanuel Nted was born on October 1, 1960, the day Nigeria got her independence from Britain. Comrade Tony, as he is fondly called, is the Chairman of the Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria, MWUN, Advisory Council, and the immediate President-General of the union. In this interview, Nted speaks, among other things, on his sharing of birthday with Nigeria, his growing up and leadership in MWUN
Nigeria @ 58: Stabilising the polity
THE reality of Nigeria in 2019 is in every respect a far cry from the vision of the country’s founding fathers just before independence in 1960.
Minimum Wage Strike: FG dribbled us for 11 months — Labour leaders
Even before the committee was announced, Labour had made its demand known as early as 2016. While the NLC and TUC initially demanded N56, 500, ULC demanded N96, 000
People said I was dead after I relocated from Lagos to Igboland – Bright Chimezie
Highlife maestro, Bright Chimezie, born on October 1, 1960, the day Nigeria became an independent nation, remains one of the best things to have happened to this country. When many thought he has nothing to offer anymore, having given his best in the past, the Zigima exponent bounced back recently, proving critics wrong and showcasing his undying passion for the cultures of the black man through music.
