Have you driven on The Third Mainland (TMB) lately? If you have not, oops! You are a dinosaur. If you have, hmm.

Emameh Gabriel writes about Nigeria’s take-home from the just concluded 112th Session of the International Labour Conference.  Last week, the global community watched Barr. Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, Nigeria’s Minister of State for Labour and Employment, demonstrate her outstanding diplomatic prowess and leadership abilities on the world stage, when she delivered a remarkable address to a gathering […]

By SUNNY IKHIOYA AS I was writing this piece, there appeared a news flash credited to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC:  ” Nigerians insulting people online are criminals, they will be jailed.” If this is true, then it is very unfortunate, the EFCC has metatasised into a behemoth, far beyond its core mandate. It […]

By Adamu Kuta The press release issued titled “Need to Call Hon. Ikenga Ugochinyere to Order” is one that anyone who loves Nigeria and the future of Nigeria must pay attention to, study and condemn the thinking of those who issued it. In this regard, the reality is that the statement and the narrative it […]

By Kingsley Ezeh Pastor Max Felix’s leadership and teaching in ministry are deeply rooted in his academic background, shaping his ability to communicate the Gospel with clarity and relevance. Holding a Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communication, Pastor Felix has developed essential skills in effective communication and media engagement. His expertise in mass communication […]

The slogan on everyone’s lips in Plateau State is The Time is Now; The Land is Green. Beyond the signature white and green colours associated with the State Governor, Caleb Mutfwang

By ELVIS EROMOSELE PAYMENT is the fulcrum of human interaction. And like everything else, it is constantly changing. The move from barter to commodity money was followed by currency and we are today in the realm of digital payments. It is clear that to go forward efforts must now be geared towards modernizing the payment infrastructure […]

By ARIZE NWOBU AS noted by Gerald Epstein, Professor of Economics, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA, central banks in developing countries have powers to promote economic growth by adopting the policy of “Controlled Expansion” of bank credits to undertake direct financing of development projects. He further noted that central banks frame their monetary and credit […]

By Philip Agbese In the vast expanse of commerce and industry, the term regulation elicits a multifaceted response, precipitating a dichotomy of opinions. On one hand, regulation is perceived as a vital mechanism to ensure a level playing field, safeguard consumer interests, and maintain market integrity. Conversely, it is often met with trepidation and apprehension, […]

By NICK DAZANG TO Nyesom Ezenwo Wike’s maverick politics, there appears to be a method and a redeeming feature. This method is framed by constancy and dogged exertion. These attributes had earned him, as Governor of Rivers State, the appellation of Mr. Projects. Thanks to these attributes, and his prolific construction works, three major roads […]

By KAYODE OJEWALE A father is neither an anchor to hold us back, nor a sail to take us there, but a guiding light whose love shows us the way. – Unknown Father’s Day, celebrated annually on the third Sunday of June, is a special occasion dedicated to honouring and appreciating the contributions, sacrifices and love […]

By DAISE AGWU THE recent declaration by the President of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Jeo Ajaero, that there will be no strike while the union awaits Tinubu’s final approval of a national minimum wage is unprecedented in the history of labour activism in Nigeria. It gives an insight into the uncommon strategic capacity being adopted […]

I often think about the cherished traditions and tasty dishes that come with the sacrifice of a ram during Sallah, also known as Eid al-Adha.

When I wrote my words for the anthem, in 1978, it was my dream for the country to move forward and take its place among the great nations of the world.  But all that potential has been hijacked and degraded by a political leadership that constitutes a criminal enterprise. Many of our people now wonder if we were ready for independence.

As a sign of a true representative, MHR Muktar Tolani Shagaya has been pragmatic in legislative representation with the sponsorship of many Bills and motions