Public Affairs

As Nigeria approaches the close of 2024, three separate stampedes occurred in the space of four days, leaving behind the...

Fresh reports of bullying in Nigerian schools have reignited public concerns about the pervasive menace plaguing both public and private...

The 2024 World Malaria Report has once again signalled the need for African leaders, especially in Nigeria, to adopt effective...

Marked by visible lopsidedness, the arrhythmic local council polls instigated by the July 11 Supreme Court ruling negate all known...

Human rights are inherent to all human beings, regardless of race, sex, nationality, ethnicity, language, religion, or other status. Aptly,...

Nigeria is on its knees as the world marks International Anti-Corruption Day today. Decades of unremitting graft has left it...

The numbers from the National Bureau of Statistics’ latest employment survey are revealing. In its second-quarter labour force report for...

The debate on the tax reform bills has sparked significant pushback, particularly from Northern politicians and elders. The debate is...

In Nigeria’s bent federalism, the executive arm at the federal and state levels ensures that it gets what it wants...

The attack on the Nigerian military camp by terrorists in Kareto, Borno State leading to the death of between five...

The recent arrest of Simon Ekpa, a Finnish-Nigerian separatist leader and self-proclaimed “Prime Minister” of the Biafra Republic Government in...

Nigeria may not have its ambassadors in place any time soon. This is a deplorable concern. Since 2023, President Bola...

In a bid to enforce the payment of the N70,000 minimum wage in Nigeria, the Nigeria Labour Congress has announced...

A breakthrough at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Idi-Araba, has brought cheery news to people with sickle cell disease....