Public Affairs

Fetishisation of aptitude and integrity, in tests, is hardly the way to go People of Cross River State must be...

The Federal Government’s recent renewed interest in the power sector raises the hope that things may start looking up in...

More than 100 Federal Government ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) were said to be falling over themselves a couple of...

The Omorieves, and other parents, are no longer moral guides for their children Recent reports that a man and his...

The North must look inward to fix its own problems Northern governors, under the auspices of the Northern Governors Forum...

Confronted with crumbling state-owned refineries, President Muhammadu Buhari and head of the state oil company, Ibe Kachikwu, have opted for...

The Association of Orphanages and Homes Operators in Nigeria (ASOHON) recently made a commitment to help in combating the growing...

The Federal Government’s pledge to reintroduce free meals in primary schools is a laudable decision because of the phenomenal impact...

There are three types of passports. They are the ordinary passport, which is the e-passport, the official passport and the...

Africa’s poverty situation was put on the front burner when Nigeria’s Akinwumi Adesina was sworn in as the new President...

The relevant authorities need to devote more attention to curbing the growing use of hard drugs The rate at which...

Within his first one hundred days in power, President Muhammadu Buhari has made just a few appointments. These constitute the...

For athletes of any sport discipline, winning a global honour remains the ultimate pursuit of excellence and self-fulfilment. This explains...

Like Ebola, Nigeria’s public health officials must be wary of this fast-spreading respiratory disease, first reported in Saudi Arabia Nigerian...