Public Affairs

Xenophobia has become a recurring affliction in South Africa. For often flimsy and unsubstantiated reasons, native South Africans repeatedly turn...

The theft of public funds in a poor country is nothing short of economic violence. It kills as surely as...

A landmark judgement delivered by Hyeladzira Nganjiwa, a judge at the Federal High Court in Warri, Delta State, marks a...

Nigeria's housing deficit has reached epidemic levels. A new report by a Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development technical...

Nigerians are reeling under a punishing climate of unchecked and often brazen exploitation. A new report by the Federal Competition...

Water is life, and rain is supposed to be a blessing. But sometimes, it comes with some devastating outcomes. In...

Lagos State’s self-declared ambition to join the ranks of smart megacities is under threat by land grabbers (speculators). In local...

President Bola Tinubu’s state visit to the United Kingdom has delivered a headline-grabbing £746 million (N1.36 trillion) financing agreement to...

The multiple bombings in Maiduguri, Borno State, on March 16, which left 23 people dead and 108 others wounded, should...

Nigeria's latest wave of rolling blackouts, attributed to gas shortages at thermal power stations, has once again exposed the grim...

THE grim allegations emerging from the Imo State Police Command’s so-called ‘Tiger Base’ facility in Owerri read like notes from...

Youth unemployment is a global ticking time bomb. So, something must be done urgently to defuse it. This crisis, already...

The states must learn to spend within their means As a result of the removal of fuel subsidy and the...

When the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, warned that Nigeria must “reduce our dependence...