Issues/Policy

As the Buhari presidency has enabled the very worst of the Fulani Islamist agenda, and heated up the country in furtherance of these treasonous agenda, the rhetoric has become extremely violent everywhere in the country. […]

Abracadabra is now commonly used as an incantation in the performance of magic. Literally it is used as the more you look, the less you know or see. Abracadabra is the best word to describe […]

By Sunny Ikhioya YOU claimed during the 2015 election campaign that you do not understand why we are talking about fuel subsidy; today you have been in government for over six years and subsidy cost […]

NOTWITHSTANDING a flurry of last-minute activities to avert the strike, resident doctors nationwide began what was described as an indefinite strike on Thursday over poor conditions of service. Among other demands, the doctors who make […]

Napoleon was famously quoted as saying that promises are meant to be broken. Millions of politicians in under-developed, developing and developed countries would gladly accept it as wise and pragmatic. Wherever politicians are gathered, there […]

Are we accursed people? Are Nigerians accursed in every sense of the word from top to bottom and from bottom to top? Are our citizens and compatriots members and denizens of an accursed race? Are […]

By Jerome-Mario Utomi The latest report published by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) on its website which among other things noted that Nigeria Unemployment Rate has risen from 27.1% in the second quarter of […]

By Chinedu Asadu Since Danladi Umar, chairman of the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT), was caught on camera beating a security man at a popular plaza in Abuja, many Nigerians have been calling for his […]

The Presidential Power Initiative is a strategic and systematic approach to solving Nigeria’s perennial problems of unreliable and inadequate electricity supply. Even with an installed power generation capacity of 14GW, there’s a less than 5GW […]

The Presidential candidate of People’s Trust in the 2019 general election, Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim, insists that “Despite the increasingly frustrating realities in Nigeria, a united Nigeria still remains our best bet.” He continues: “Separatist advocacies are […]

The high rate of maternal deaths in Nigeria has been a major cause of public health concern at both the national and international levels. According to the Federal Ministry of Health – Integrated Reproductive Maternal […]

The fratricidal factors fuelling ethno-religious crisis and capable of tearing the very fabric of the Nigerian state into shreds are becoming patently obvious, virtually on daily basis. These include the blatant refusal of the political […]

One of the social consequences of COVID-19 is racism seen in the hate crimes against Asians, particularly, in the United States where Asians have increasingly come under attack due to the acknowledgment of China, an […]

By Fikayo Owoeye Nigeria’s unemployment rate has more than quadrupled in the last five years as the economy plunged into two recessions. Despite several policies by the government to stem the tide of unemployment in […]

By Mayowa Tijani At the beginning of 2021, I made a resolve to resume writing this column, and remain positive about Nigeria despite all we’ve seen in the country lately. Last week, I got some […]

By Edoba Omoregie There’s no disadvantage with state and local government police system, as argued by opponents of the agitations to decentralise the police force. The only one touted is that police at the levels of […]

By Luke Onyekakeyah The looming crisis on account of the alleged N120 billion monthly fuel subsidy, amid a frightening atmosphere of insecurity in the country is avoidable. It is like chasing rat when one is […]