Public Affairs

Report indicates we should look for budget padding beyond the National Assembly Nigeria’s inability, particularly at the federal level, to...

It is hard to fault the decision by banks to suspend cash withdrawals from overseas Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) by...

With scant regard for the agonising plight of road users, Julius Berger Plc, the contractor saddled with the reconstruction of...

The government should urgently submit the act to the Egmont group Last week, President Muhammadu Buhari assented to the Nigeria...

For more than a week now, neither Minister of Finance Mrs. Kemi Adeosun nor the Presidency have said anything definite...

According to Wikipedia, an online research engine, executive orders are issued by “Presidents of the United States to help officers...

In what could easily pass for one of the most breath-taking and delicate rescue operations ever undertaken, 12 youth footballers...

At the end of the day, it’s an election, not war, tomorrow in Ekiti. So, let every partisan play by the rule; and...

Policemen on emergency duty in Maiduguri grabbed the headlines recently with their protest against six months unpaid allowances by the...

There is need to place more emphasis on the development of the arts In a nation where the creative arts...

Voters in Ekiti State would on Saturday, July 14 throng to polling centres to elect a new governor that would...

Plateau killers should be tried in Jos, not Abuja If the primary aim of the government is to secure the...

At a time when concerted efforts by governments around the world have seen extreme poverty taking a tumble, Nigeria has...

A recent report by Transparency International (TI), entitled: “Camouflaged Cash: How Security Votes Fuel Corruption in Nigeria,” which was unveiled...