Public Affairs

On the face value, the recent decision by the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) to send the names of...

The seemingly uncontrolled proliferation of military-like outfits in the country is worrisome, and may worsen the scourge of insecurity pervading...

The offer by the German government to help train some 30, 000 newly recruited officers of the Nigeria Police Force...

To reduce the increasing regularity of gas explosions and the attendant dangers to lives and property in Nigeria, it is...

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo stirred the hornet’s nest last month when he canvassed a position that is clearly at variance...

All over, the country now seems like a strange place to live in. Never in the history of Nigeria have...

The issue of revenue allocation formula has always been contentious in Nigeria. For many Nigerians, the Federal Government (FG) has...

Perhaps exasperated by the spate of gas explosions, particularly in Lagos, the Senate last week directed its Committee on Petroleum...

For some time now, the Lagos/Ibadan expressway, Nigeria’s busiest road, has been witnessing gory accidents. Sights of mangled flesh and...

The end to the disagreement between the Federal Government and the 36 state governors over the $418 million Paris Club...

A recent report by the National Pension Commission (PenCom) that no fewer than 20 states are yet to commence the...

Worried by the pervasive insecurity and infrastructure decay at the nation’s capital, the House of Representatives, last week, resolved to...

Despite the opposition to the recommendation of direct primary in the Electoral Act (Amendment Bill) 2021 by the leading political...

After years of pressure by some Nigerians and other concerned groups, the Jesus College of the University of Cambridge has...