Public Affairs

That Nigeria’s education sector is heading for the nadir is not as scary as the fact that all hope of remediation...

The National Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) announced new electricity tariffs last week. The NERC Chairman, Dr. Sam Amadi, disclosed the...

No fewer than 100,000 elephants are believed to have been killed by poachers within the continent in the last three...

In the absence of a culture of whistleblowing in public or private sectors of the economy, the N50 million Whistleblower...

DESPITE years of reforms, banks’ lending in Nigeria is still heavily skewed towards transactions at the expense of production. A...

As the New Year rolled in, Nigerians woke up to another atrocity committed by the notorious Boko Haram sect; the...

The issue of fuel subsidy has come to be perceived as one huge scam the government is not coming clean...

Relying on what it calls an amended “special Multi Year Tariff Order” or MYTO 2.1, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission...

In the ingenuity of the politician, the future of Nigeria is tied to elections. When politicians, who call themselves leaders,...

Today, many civil servants will greet the New Year with despair rather than hope. This is because of the scandalous...

It is a year filled with foreboding. But Nigerians can make it work What does 2015 hold for Nigeria? A...

Good news, except that local scientists are outside the loop News of significant progress in the development of effective vaccines...

As the festive season continues, with the attendant exchange of gifts by well wishers, the advice given recently by the...

The recent report that Nigeria records 160,000 cases of stroke annually is, indeed, worrisome. It underscores the seriousness of the...