Public Affairs

Nigeria's federalism is upside down. As such, it is in urgent need of reform. But a new spur by President...

The unprecedented Christmas Day airstrikes by the United States military against ISIS terrorists in Sokoto State lend real firepower to...

The Supreme Court’s unfathomable delay in determining original jurisdiction and the locus standi of plaintiffs contesting the legality of the...

In a move that reeks of desperation, the Nigeria Police Force has announced January 2, 2026, as the new take-off...

The Federal Government has once again plunged its fiscal operations into disarray, ordering ministries, departments, and agencies to roll over...

When Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka stepped out of a high-profile hotel in Lagos last week, he was greeted by an...

On Wednesday, Nigerian senators discussed their personal security. As emotions ran high, senators expended energy on a presidential memo withdrawing...

Open grazing has inflicted incalculable damage on Nigeria’s security, economy, and national reputation. It remains a leading cause of the...

For years, Nigeria’s North has burned while its leaders slept. Bandits rode unchallenged across the region’s eastern flank. Boko Haram...

The Central Bank of Nigeria’s banking recapitalisation exercise, launched in March 2024, serves as a litmus test for an industry...

On November 30, Tochukwu Agina, an Anglican priest, was riding in a commercial bus in Okpotouno, Ogbaru LGA of Anambra...

The new wave of terrorist attacks across Nigeria has reignited allegations of complicity within military ranks. These suspicions intensified following...

Abubakar Badaru, the Minister of Defence, stands exposed as hopelessly confused and utterly unfit to lead the Defence Ministry, which...

The fresh developments surrounding Nigeria’s proposed $5 billion oil-backed loan deal with Saudi Aramco highlight the dangers of the country’s...