Public Affairs

Again, but this time with much more humongous losses, the country has witnessed the collapse of a building. Nigerians woke...

Nigerians are apprehensive about the potential intimidation of the judicial arm of government, after the raid on the official residence...

The recent collapse of a 21-storey building still under construction in Ikoyi area of Lagos is a monumental disaster. The...

Bloodshed by Nigeria Customs Service officers is worsening around the country. In another invasion of the civilian population, Customs officers...

When, last week, at a press briefing to mark the 36th convocation of the University of Ilorin, the Vice Chancellor,...

Last week, President Muhammadu Buhari astounded not a few Nigerians and possibly members of the international community when he claimed...

Reported frustration by the Defence Headquarters over the United States’ opposition to deploying newly-supplied Tucano military planes amid fresh terrorist...

There is no much difference between the proposed 2022 budget and others under the administration

The recent report that sight loss costs the global economy $411 billion in productivity annually has underscored the need for...

Public officers must do what is right The project by the Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC) to fight ‘dirty...

At a period when we expect a more collaborative form of engagement to prevent another breakdown of law and order,...

In the surface, the Water Resources Bill is about maximising national gains from Nigeria’s inland waters.  That is a legitimate...

Ordinarily, import waivers, exemptions and concessions are utilised in most successful economies as means of boosting economic growth by protecting...

Amid economic hardship, insecurity and mass despondency, Nigerians have recently been treated to self-congratulatory effusions by the President, Major-General Muhammadu...