Travellers arriving at Heathrow Airport are currently being forced to queue for up to six hours due to coronavirus checks at the border, an exasperated airport executive claimed today. Chris Garton, the chief solutions officer […]
Edo Governor Godwin Obaseki has said he won’t join issues with the Federal Government over his claim that N60 billion was printed in March to support allocation to states. Obaseki had lamented the fiscal state […]
By Joseph Erunke OVER N10 million meant to be paid to ad-hoc staff of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, as allowance has been hijacked into the accounts of over a dozen fraudsters who […]
Abimbola Adelakun 5:51 am Last Thursday saw the gathering of certain personalities for the presentation of Aisha Buhari: Being Different, a book about First Lady Aisha Buhari. The biography —or more appropriately, hagiography —was written […]
Ponder this irony: On the same day that microblogging site, Twitter, announced the decision to situate its Africa operational base in Ghana (to the chagrin of Nigerians), Pornhub, described as the world’s leading free pornography […]
A harvest of strikes is threatening social life and economic recovery. In three key sectors – health, judiciary and education – federal public sector workers have downed tools this month. Some public service employees at […]
Three principals have been suspended for reportedly allowing a group of secessionists to preach to students in Osun state. Folorunsho Bamisayemi, commissioner for education, in a statement, distanced the state from the group which he […]
It is interesting that three media houses have something to celebrate in recent times. The Guardian, the authoritative flagship of the Nigerian Press, has just released a compendium to memorialise its first decade on the […]
The objective of basic principles of natural law is an essential requirement when criticizing unjust situation and unacceptable conducts in a given society irrespective of conflicting opinions. The tenets of traditional African culture and religion […]
President Muhammadu Buhari in his inaugural speech on May 29, 2015 promised expectant citizens that he would: “tackle head-on the enormous challenges of insecurity and pervasive corruption. Nigerians will not regret that they have entrusted […]
As a medical doctor, economist, finance expert, entrepreneur and investor with one of the leading healthcare technology & infrastructure (PPP) portfolios on the continent I have written extensively about healthcare on the continent. Learn about […]
A new Sheriff is in town. There is a change of guard within the Nigeria Police amidst increasing insecurity in the country underlined by a takeover of virtually all parts of the country by new […]
A Nigerian property company, Persianas has been revealed as the buyer of Shoprite’s local business in Nigeria. Reuters reported this on Wednesday, citing multiple sources, including banks. Shoprite, with more than 2,300 stores across Africa, […]
A few days after South African retail giants Shoprite decided to pull its operations out of Nigeria, the country was further hit by Twitter’s decision to site its African headquarters in Ghana. In his reaction […]
By Levinus Nwabughiogu-Abuja Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN have said no to a bill seeking to prohibit and prevent religious discrimination against adherents and practitioners of different faiths and beliefs in Nigeria. The Association said […]
Pastor Paul Adefarasin, founder of House on the Rock has said Nigeria is a scam and that the next administration must not be allowed to access power without a brand new constitution. Adefarasin, in a […]
The Appeal Court Benin Division on Tuesday set aside the dissolution of the Edo State Law Review Commission by then governor Adams Oshiomhole in 2008. According to the court, Oshiomhole failed to follow due process. […]
General Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida charmed the Nigerian public when he ousted the then Major-General Muhammadu Buhari in a palace coup. Buhari, an adversary of the media detained Nduka Irabor and Tunde Thompson of the Guardian […]
IN another damning narration, the United States State Department’s 2020 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices recently highlighted the dismal state of basic rights in Nigeria that belies the country’s claim to being a democratic […]
Though it may be inaccurate to say that Nigeria is a failed state, signs that its economy has gone down south, despite spirited efforts to turn things around, are many and scary. Following are some […]
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