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PINL’s pipeline securitization and economic benefits

By Martin White- Ufuah Pipeline Infrastructure Nigeria Ltd (PINL) is contributing to Nigeria’s economic gains by significantly reducing oil theft and vandalism, leading to increased crude oil production and revenue. Through advanced technology, community engagement, and diligent management of the Trans Niger Pipeline (TNP), PINL ensures a more secure and reliable flow of oil, attracting […]

Nigeria @65: Challenge of unity

Our country, the Federal Republic of Nigeria, used to be a private business outfit of the defunct Royal Niger Company.

Taxation and incidence of mismanagement in Nigeria

By WILFRED OBIOTIKA  Every advanced nation in the world rose to prominence not merely because of natural resources, but through an efficient system of taxation. Tolls, duties, customs, levies, and income taxes formed the backbone of the prosperity enjoyed by Europe, Asia, and the Americas today. Ironically, Nigeria, a land blessed with abundant resources, still struggles […]

Food Security vs. Food Sovereignty: Why Africa Must Choose Both

By Evelyn Areo Africa’s food story is at a crossroads. Despite vast arable land and a youthful population eager to innovate, millions still go hungry. Nigeria, like many countries on the continent, continues to rank high on global hunger indexes even while spending billions on food imports each year. The question is no longer just […]

2027: Uzodimma unveil’s APC and Tinubu’s impactful leadership

By Henry Ikechukwu Ikoh President Bola Ahmed Tinubu attendance of Governor Hope Uzodimma’s book launch and legacy projects commissioning at Owerri, Imo State on 30th September 2025, was a demonstration of love and regards for the people of the state and Ndi Igbo in general, more so, in the light of the President’s tight schedules […]

Public debate and healthy political campaign ahead Anambra Governorship election

By Polycarp Onwubiko The campaign for Anambra state governorship election in November is gathering momentum. ‎ Public debate for elective positions has become part of the electoral process which many Nigerians  argue helps the electorate  assess the candidates properly before taking a decision ahead of the election. ‎Unfortunately the interesting and enlightened practice is gradually being […]

Nigerian Diaspora clamour inclusion in voting process

By Erebi Aboso Nigerians in the diaspora have clamoured inclusion in the voting process given their contributions to the nation’s economy. The call was made at a Town Hall hosted by News Central TV in New York, USA, where Nigerians in diaspora and prominent stakeholders gathered to confront the pressing question: Will Nigeria’s diaspora be […]

Nine years after Castro: Global hysteria and posthumous honour 

By AMINU JAHUN For the Nigerian friends of Cuba, and the Nigerian diplomatic community, September 18, 2025 was a special day. On that date, all Abuja highways led to Monaliza Event Centre, to honour the invitation of Comrade Miriam Morales Palmero, the Cuban Ambassador to Nigeria, to commemorate the centenary of Commander-in-Chief Fidel Castro Ruz. Former […]

Pregnancy and Infant Loss: Why words, support matter more than you think

By Ola Taiwo ONE in four pregnancies ends in loss, yet grieving parents are often silenced by stigma and clichés. Awareness begins with the words we choose and with the support we give. Every October, the world pauses to mark Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, a time to reflect and extend compassion to families […]

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