By PAUL ADAMS FOR many years, the criminals made life hell for Kaduna State residents. If they were not stealing and looting from them, they were kidnapping them for ransom or worse, killing them. It was beginning to seem like the security operatives were helpless and the ordinary people were conscripted to a fate of plunder. […]

By Tayo Ogunbiyi Street trading and roadside parking have long been a major cause of traffic gridlock in Lagos State. There is, however, a divergence of opinions on what should be the response of the State government to street trading, in particular. Some are of the view that the government should not enforce a ban […]

By Dr. Bolaji Akinola As Nigeria marks 64 years of independence, one of the most glaring failures of our post-colonial governance is the tragic collapse of our indigenous shipping industry. The Nigerian National Shipping Line (NNSL), bequeathed to us by the colonial administration as a robust national shipping carrier, once stood as a symbol of […]

By LUKE OBILERI ON the very auspicious occasion of the 64th independence anniversary of Nigeria, the event, no doubt, presents us with another opportunity to introspect on the journey so far to nationhood and sustainable development. The ride has been bumpy at times with its numerous highs and lows, and with lots of missed opportunities. […]

It is essential to set the record straight, not out of obligation to dignify the baseless and unfounded claims of some ignorant and unscrupulous persons against Professor Bart Nnaji; but to ensure that truth is upheld.It’s even troubling when individuals use the power of the pen not to inform, educate, or uplift society, but to […]