Public Affairs
Stinking house of FIFA – Punch
THESE are turbulent times for the game of football. FIFA, which governs football worldwide, had its pretentious facade of lies...
Read moreDetailsYet another health workers’ strike – Thisday
Health workers under the aegis of National Union of Allied Health Professionals (NUAHP) recently began an indefinite strike reportedly over...
Read moreDetailsUnhelpful quarrel – The Nation
The report that MTN, one of the preeminent mobile networks operating in Nigeria, has decided to withdraw the multi-million naira...
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Boosting power supply with foreign investment – Punch
THE renewed interest expressed by American infrastructure solutions company, General Electric, in deepening its investment in Nigeria, is a gesture...
Read moreDetailsNo Amnesty International, No! – Leadership
Amnesty International (AI) is a human rights organisation concerned with prisoners of conscience under any type of political regime. Beyond...
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How the G7 nations can assist Buhari – Punch
International goodwill for the one-week-old Muhammadu Buhari administration has been pouring in. The leaders of France and Germany, among others,...
Read moreDetailsNB’s N50m Teacher-of-the-Year Award – National Mirror
Teachers’ reward is in heaven. So goes the saying at a time. This reflected the scant incentive and neglect teachers...
Read moreDetailsStop misusing Excess Crude Account – Punch
Reeling from sharp declines in revenues, it was hardly surprising that ex-President Goodluck Jonathan government’s last days in office were...
Read moreDetailsJumbo severance pay for political office holders – National Mirror
An investigative report published by a national daily (not National Mirror) last April, which revealed that ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, former...
Read moreDetailsKillings in Benue, Plateau and Taraba States – Thisday
The government is failing in its duty of protecting the people The headlines have become all-too-familiar: ‘100 killed in Plateau’;...
Read moreDetailsTightening the noose on drug convicts – Punch
The Chairman of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, Ahmadu Giade, unwittingly exhumed the case of 197 convicted drug barons...
Read moreDetailsOn the violation of consumers’ rights – Guardian
It is cheery news that officials of the Consumer Protection Council (CPC) have expressed their readiness to increase awareness about the rights of consumers. Unlike other economies where consumers are accorded well-deserved...
Read moreDetailsThe crisis of identity management – Vanguard
A renewed schism between NIMC and staff raises concerns of another aborted national identity card project The National Identity Management...
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Buhari: A new dawn for Nigeria – The Sun
A new era dawns in Nigeria today as President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, receives the baton of the nation’s leadership from outgoing president,...
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