Public Affairs

Nigeria’s erratic electricity supply has lingered for decades. Even after spending billions of dollars in an attempt to provide lasting...

With the increasing intensity of this year’s rain, its attendant ecological havoc of gully erosion has aggravated. It has entombed...

The Ministry of Defence side-stepped the main issue of punishing criminality on Tuesday when it opted for yet another committee...

On September 19, 2003, following weeks of concerted mobilization, mobile telephone subscribers in the country took the unprecedented step of...

Government could do more to contain the menace The increasing cases of cancer infections among Nigerians, young and old, only...

A little over a decade since this country painfully exited from Paris and London Clubs debt obligations by paying a hefty...

Democracy is built on the principle of rule of law Nigeria’s main opposition party, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) recently...

Like all the killer diseases ravaging children, mostly in the developing countries of Africa and Asia, pneumonia has emerged as...

When was the last time a British Prime Minister embarked on a meaningful visit to Nigeria, Britain’s major former colonial...

The legislative process of creating nine new tertiary institutions has reached an advanced stage with the conclusion of public hearing...

Government should introduce a policy that will encourage patronage of the ports in the Eastern part of the country In...

As the Nigerian government continues its onslaught against Boko Haram, the plight of Leah Sharibu is a poignant reminder that...

The rejection of the bill is a major setback for the country Citing the provision that empowers the proposed Petroleum...

Perhaps nothing could be more distressful and disheartening than the raid on the Abuja residence of 91-year-old frontline statesman and...