Editorial

The mixed feelings with which Nigerians received the news, from the House of Representatives, on a proposal to create 31 new states are to be expected. Those in support of new states believe it would […]

THERE are some things even the law is powerless to stop. One such issue is the renewed controversy over the tenure extension of the Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun to October 2027. Omoyele Sowore, a […]

THE recent notification by the Nigeria Police Force about its intention to enforce the third-party insurance documents of motor vehicles across the country has rekindled interest in the sector. Interestingly, many motorists were oblivious to […]

In his first meeting with a foreign leader after returning to power as President of the United States, Mr Donald Trump has left the diplomatic world in a bit of a shock. His suggestion for […]

Notwithstanding the merits and the demerits canvassed by stakeholders, the planned increase in tariffs of electricity and telecoms services is sure to increase cost of living, aggravate inflation and consequently lower the standard of living […]

AS the international community commemorates World Cancer Day on Tuesday with the theme, ‘United by Unique,’ Nigerian governments and stakeholders need to tackle the deficits in the health sector. In addition, they should adequately equip […]

The announcement by President Donald Trump to cut funding for international HIV/AIDS initiatives, including those targeting Nigeria and other low and middle-income countries, sent ripples across the world. A week later, on January 28, 2025, […]

Although TikTok has teamed up with the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) and Data Science Nigeria (DSN) to expand digital safety awareness in Nigerian communities, the current travails of the company in the United […]

Although the federal government has tried to downplay the decision by President Donald Trump to halt funding for the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief ( PEPFAR) one of the most consequential assistance programmes of […]

Of the 26 airports being managed by the Federal Aviation Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), only six of them record above 5,000 aircraft movement in a year. All the others depend on the six airports – […]

The frequency and magnitude of explosions arising from petrol tanker accidents in recent times should be very worrying for Nigerians and the government. How sad it is that within three weeks or so, more than […]

The decision by warring parties in Gaza – Israel and Hamas – to cease hostilities is a welcome development that was long overdue, given the carnage, death and monumental destruction it had brought on Palestinians […]

Artificial Intelligence, AI, is a field of technology that builds computers and machines that can reason, learn and act as human beings. The origin of AI has been traced to the British mathematician and logician, […]

As the country braces to surmount the challenges posed by a potential Human Pneumovirus (HMPV) outbreak, the federal government has confirmed an outbreak of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (AI), commonly referred to as bird flu, […]

Under four weeks, two major cybercrime academies where youths were studiously tutored in digital-related heists were uncovered in Lagos and Abuja by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), following actionable intelligence. The operations ripped […]

The decision by the Kaduna State government to negotiate a peace deal with terrorists that have virtually taken over five local government areas of the state as well as render major highways dangerous to ply, […]

The diabetes epidemic is escalating at an alarming rate, and the recently commemorated World Diabetes Day (WDD) is only a reminder that it is crucial to confront the stark realities surrounding this health crisis. With […]

The commentary of the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas, on the poor quality of elections in local government councils has reinvigorated the need for a reform of the local government system, particularly […]

Ordinarily, peace and order are only guaranteed because citizens surrender their right of self-defense to the overarching force of the state. Once this shield of collective sovereign protection and security begins to cave in, individual […]