Public Affairs

Security agencies should review the mode of attachment of their personnel The recent killing of the Action Alliance (AA) senatorial...

There are better and less disruptive options The National Examinations Council (NECO) has asked for greater involvement of the Department...

Carnage by Boko Haram Islamists since their campaign to enthrone a caliphate in the country started 10 years ago has...

The babel of voices on community policing from federal officials peaked recently with confusing details on the proposed crime-fighting personnel...

Government must calm the fears of unions about borrowing pension funds The agitated response of organised labour to the Buhari...

The United States of America, last week, sounded a warning to Nigeria on the judicious use of the recovered loot...

 Government should halt the journey to another debt trap Nigeria’s burgeoning public debt stock has become a subject of intense...

Factual and precise in its submissions, a major multilateral institution has delivered a bleak outlook on the Nigerian economy. In...

On January 31, 2020, Britain finally exited the European Union (EU) as promised by Prime Minister Boris Johnson. This brought...

The Federal Government, in its typically cantankerous manner, has poured scorn on Transparency International’s 2019 Corruption Perceptions Index report which...

That there is an urgent need for a collective action against human trafficking and illegal migration cannot be overstated. The...

Most people are still surprised by a report the other day that the Donald Trump administration has classified Nigeria among...

Nigeria should no longer tolerate exploitation of labour by foreign firms Thomas Hobbes, a 16th Century English philosopher and scholar,...

Unified academic calendar of universities in the country, which used to start in October and end in June, has been...