THE Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, yesterday, gave reason for its refusal to support Nigerian President of Igbo extraction, saying that all the people being prepared for the position are stooges that will be used […]
Jubril Martins-Kuye, former minister of finance, is dead. Martins-Kuye reportedly died on Sunday morning at Ago-Iwoye, his hometown, in Ogun state. He was 78. According to The PUNCH, Bolaji, one of his sons, confirmed his […]
The federal government says the national identity number (NIN) is compulsory for diplomats who will be resident in the country for more than two years. In a statement on Sunday, Femi Adeluyi, technical assistant to […]
The most important feature of a political party is the existence of an ideology that expresses its vision and mission with respect to the acquisition and utilization of political power for the purpose of governance. […]
Not since World War II have so many countries around the world witnessed educational institutions go into a lockdown at the same time and for the same reason as we have experienced in the past […]
The recent event in America’s Capitol Hill, where President Donald Trump’s supporters – acting on his rabble-rousing speeches – stormed the seat of power appears a mere dress rehearsal for something worse, as Trump – […]
As land borders were closed in August 2019, and emphasis was placed on locally-produced and processed rice, Mr Afiz Oladejo, a medium-sized rice processor based in Lokoja, Kogi State, pooled more resources together from friends, […]
Amid seeming politicisation and rush by the Nigerian health authorities for vaccination as a permanent panacea to the spread of the dreaded coronavirus pandemic, adequate consideration appears not to be accorded to the uncertainties and […]
Twenty four hours after the country, last Thursday, recorded 23 Coronavirus (COVID-19)-induced deaths- the highest single-day count of fatalities, situation degenerated further last Friday with the number of infections soaring to 1, 867- the highest […]
The unbundling and partial privatisation of the nation’s power sector in 2013 targeted a competitive market that would attract private investment, promote efficient management of the sector, increase power generation, as well as provide a […]
Uganda President Yoweri Museveni has been reelected to the country’s highest office for the sixth consecutive time. Museveni has so far spent 35 years as president of the East African country. He was first elected […]
If I’m honest, there has not been much to cheer about Nigeria in recent times. As someone who always tries to keep a positive attitude towards life — a disposition that makes me celebrate little […]
Ogundele Olubukola, a principal laboratory scientist at the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), has been selling honey in the last 10 years, harvesting an average of 150 litres of pure bee honey monthly with […]
As COVID-19 vaccines are currently being rolled out swiftly globally, it is becoming clearer that Africa will be the last region to get enough supplies of the much-needed jabs deemed the silver bullet for the […]
As the 11th phase of Enumeration Area Demarcation (EAD) of Nigeria nears its end (it began on December 9, 2020 and is scheduled to end on January 20, 2021), many questions are naturally arising regarding […]
Farmers have raised the alarm over the deplorable state of extension services in the country, manifesting in the ratio of one Extension Agent (EA) to 10,000 farmers (1:10,000). They are angered that the EAs that […]
Multiple award-winning investigative journalist, ’Fisayo Soyombo, shares with TOBI AWORINDE some pivotal moments in his career You are a celebrated journalist with accolades at home and abroad. How did your journalism journey begin? The defining […]
The Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria has reached an advanced stage towards launching a multibillion naira airline by pooling together its aviation assets especially planes in debt-ridden Arik Air and Aerocontactors Airlines, findings by Sunday […]
Lawsonia inermis Linn belongs to the family Lythraceae. It could be a shrub or small tree. The older branchlets are spinescent. The leaves are opposite, elliptic to oblanceolate and glabrous. The panicle flowers are creamy-white […]
In the Punchwise column before Christmas, I expressed dread of the possible explosion of COVID-19 pandemic my hometown, Bonny. From all indications then, the island city’s usual Christmas/New Year festivities seemed set to unfold without […]
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