Public Affairs

Public procurement in the country is riddled with corruption masterminded by contractors and their collaborators in the bureaucracy. This has...

A series of official avowals to improve operations at Nigeria’s premier ports in Lagos has yet to translate into tangible...

A university’s crisis symbolises a national problem The news that an astounding 88 per cent of the students of Federal...

The hopelessness of Nigeria’s power sector and its negative impact on the economy are being brought home daily. Just how...

More can still be done if only governors are ready to be creative Much as state governments have spoken in...

With a huge burden of multiple-taxation, Nigeria may not be able to keep its investors and entrepreneurs. This view was...

Travelling on the Abuja-Kaduna Highway has become an unspeakable nightmare for Nigerians, thus highlighting the deteriorating state of security in...

Instead of opening 2,000 MFB outlets, NIPOST should focus on its core mandate Banking is one of the trickiest businesses...

The authorities should ensure that the Ilaje oil spillage is properly handled The recent explosion at the Oju-Imole oil field...

Kidnappers took their criminal effrontery to the next level last week with the abduction of Magajin Garin Daura, Alhaji Musa...

Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, re-affirmed, at the BBC’s “Hard Talk” a concept he first affirmed in 1984: that his...

A new report by the United Nations Population Fund has reiterated the obvious: Life has become so short in Nigeria....

Many more Nigerians are falling victim to the systemic rot in the country’s health sector. Inexcusably, hospitals are grossly inadequate,...

The power sector has served the country so poorly Following series of ‘system collapse’, only 3,231 megawatts of electricity were...