Africa After Robert Mugabe By Sonala Olumhense
In two days, the 74th United Nations General Assembly will open in New York. One week later, on September 24, the general debate, the ritual at which the heads of state and government empty into […]
In two days, the 74th United Nations General Assembly will open in New York. One week later, on September 24, the general debate, the ritual at which the heads of state and government empty into […]
WHEN the National Examinations Council released the results of its June/July 2019 Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination, many missed the big story of the spike in the recorded incidents of cheating. Of the total 1,151,016 […]
It is time for the health authorities to get cracking on strategies to arrest the scourge and shame of yellow fever outbreak in the country. It has become a reproach to Africa’s most populous nation. […]
The recent closure of the Nigerian-Benin border in the southern part of the country has elicited various comments by numerous stakeholders such as the Manufacturers Association Export Group and the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and […]
A recent report of the arrest of 37 Federal Road Safety Commission officials for their alleged involvement in corrupt practices, while on duty, is a sad development that signals the final descent into ignominy of […]
AT the ripe age of 95, death has finally taken away Zimbabwe’s former leader, Robert Gabriel Mugabe. Initially hailed as a courageous freedom fighter, who led the guerrilla movement that liberated his country from decades […]
A recent report of the arrest of 37 Federal Road Safety Commission officials for their alleged involvement in corrupt practices, while on duty, is a sad development that signals the final descent into ignominy of […]
It is disconcerting that it took a slam of punitive retaliation by the United States on Nigerians applying for US entry visas for the government of Nigeria to at last look into the complaints of […]
Nigerians should have every reason to be tired of reports of every government’s move to revive the textile industry since 1999 when democracy returned with some promise. Despite all the noise and vaunting about revamping […]
PREVIOUSLY a zone of admiration, a new glimpse into the financials of the South-West states reveals a troubling uncertainty. Apart from the general fiscal depression afflicting the country, the region is now reckoned as the […]
A recent drop in the international price of crude oil has re-echoed the great need for a total overhaul of the management of the Nigerian economy. This development calls for the urgent need for a […]
An assertion the other day by an executive of an international non-profit that corruption kills more than malaria and HIV/AIDS diseases is quite instructive and should be taken as a significant remark, which should not […]
The recurrent urge, especially, each time a new helmsman takes charge of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), to overhaul the four underperforming refineries, despite the failure of previous turn around maintenance (TAM) activities is […]
If President Muhammadu Buhari needs some education about the country he is leading, he got it the other day in his hometown Daura, Katsina State where he played host to community leaders from the five […]
An economic transition is taking place boldly on a global basis and tragically not many are aware of this process. Modes of production have been largely shaped by the development and transformation of productive forces […]
AT a time the military is facing a barrage of accusations for human rights abuse and wild killings, the Federal Government has commenced the deployment of troops in the South-West region. Specifically, the military operation […]
An economic transition is taking place boldly on a global basis and tragically not many are aware of this process. Modes of production have been largely shaped by the development and transformation of productive forces […]
SENIOR civil servants are at daggers drawn with the Federal Government over the implementation of the “consequential adjustment” in their salaries, following the adoption of N30,000 as the country’s new minimum wage. A common ground […]
Former Deputy President of the Senate of Nigeria, Senator Ike Ekweremadu recently experienced a dose of the peoples’ fury against what some self-appointed ‘ambassadors’ daubed ‘bad politics’ in faraway Nuremberg, Germany. The proscribed Independent Peoples […]
Nearly two months after President Muhammadu Buhari was sworn in for his second and final term in office, he has sent a list of ministerial nominees to the National Assembly. After a long wait, compatriots […]
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