Happy birthday Nigeria. This is one birthday that calls for sober reflection, quiet accountability, and soul-searching, questioning where we are now, but more importantly, where we are headed as a nation, and how we intend […]
The ministry of foreign affairs says the South African government had granted Air Peace’s request to commence commercial flights to Johannesburg, South Africa. Ferdinard Nwoye, a spokesperson for the ministry, made this known in a […]
President Muhammadu Buhari has warned promoters of hate speech in the country to desist from such actions or get ready to face the consequences. Buhari gave the warning on Tuesday in his Independence Day speech […]
Iwill begin this treatise with the words of the current Chief Justice of Nigeria, Tanko Muhammad: “The rule of law must be obeyed in all our dealings and we must impress it on the government […]
Fifteen years after the administration of ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo scrapped toll gates across the country, the federal government is making plans to reintroduce them. Babatunde Fashola, minister of works and housing, disclosed this while briefing […]
The Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN) has again sacked Murtala Ibrahim, an auditor with the bank who blew the lid on official corruption three years ago. The dismissal, communicated to Mr Ibrahim on September […]
Bismarck Rewane, a member of the economic advisory council, says Nigeria is not short of ideas but the country lacks mental discipline to execute ideas. Rewane said this on Tuesday at The Platform, an annual […]
The Queen’s College Old Girls Association (QCOGA) says the recent outbreak in the school is not water-related. Some students in the school had been admitted at the sickbay following a fresh outbreak of an infection. […]
Babajide Sanwo-Olu, governor of Lagos state, has urged more residents to pay their taxes to enable the state government to carry out its developmental projects. Sanwo-Olu gave the advice on Tuesday while answering questions on […]
Sochi, the Black Sea resort in the Russian Federation, has hosted many international events. Sochi 2019 refers to the first Russia-Africa Summit to be held on 23-24 October 2019 in that city. My article titled […]
The judiciary has come a long way in trying to use the law to guide society and make the people be law-abiding as well as foster peace among citizens in the country. However, to judge […]
A recent article in The Guardian of the UK, titled “Why it’s time to stop worrying about the decline of the English language,” critically outlines the issues regarding the possibility of a breakdown in communication […]
A new study published Tuesday in Nature Communications shows a promising alternative for those who have to take a daily pill regimen. Targeting Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) treatment and prevention, researchers across multiple departments at […]
Obviously, Nigeria is not working as it should, 59 years after independence. Sundry ills beset the country: Armed robbery, kidnapping, low-intensity armed conflict, unemployment, human rights violations, widespread poverty, misapplication of public resources, rising debt […]
A former military ruler, Abdulsalam Abubakar, has suggested that ex-president Goodluck Jonathan has not been given enough credit for conceding defeat after the 2015 presidential election. Mr Jonathan in 2015 became Nigeria’s first incumbent president […]
Nigeria is dead! Let those words sink in. Two hundred million people are without regular and steady power. No treated water. No roads. Hunger is prevalent. Food is expensive. Salaries are not being paid as […]
With the high level of employment in Nigeria and the dwindling economic resources, it’s high time we start looking inwards to create our own businesses. We have outlined some interesting business ideas that you can […]
Nigeria got her full independence on 1st October, 1960 under a constitution that provided for the parliamentary system of government with legislative powers vested in a bicameral parliament, executive power in a prime minister and […]
One event in recent history that typifies the nations’ education sector as an area in need of help is the ripple reaction that trailed the enrolment of the six-year old child of the Kaduna State […]
The woeful state of affairs in Nigeria is a logical consequence of truncated national aspirations and lost opportunities to build a strong vibrant nation from independence. The country derailed six years after independence in 1966. […]
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