Public Affairs

International oil companies (IOCs) owe the country a staggering $62 billion in line with the provisions of the Production Sharing...

Nigeria’s poor state of education received a bashing from the Nobel laureate, Wole Soyinka, at an event to mark the...

The crime ring should be busted before it becomes another national epidemic What stolen pre-paid meters are in some Lagos...

The policy should be faithfully implemented On 17th September this year, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) issued a circular to...

The clamour by concerned Nigerians for action on the high cost of governance appears to have finally caught the interest...

If all the promises that President Muhammadu Buhari extracted from Russian President Vladimir Putin during his recent visit to Russia...

Cost-saving measures in this regard are commendable but inadequate Obviously in a bid to demonstrate the seriousness of President Muhammadu...

In Nigeria’s unstable socio-economic environment, there is always a high possibility of well-intentioned programmes sailing into turbulent waters. In substantiation,...

Domesticating the production of security documents is good for the economy Apparently worried about the huge cost to the nation...

Two separate trending recruitment scandals illustrate vividly how pervasive corruption and manipulation have corroded the public service. While the Senate...

That is the lesson from the N20m damages awarded against the army A High Court judge in Rivers State, George...

There is need to give adequate attention to mental health As part of efforts to create awareness during the World...

Government has do much more to check insecurity across the country Barely a week after gunmen abducted six female pupils,...

Does the army favour death over life? On April 30, 2015, a military cadet at the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA),...