Public Affairs

It is one of our nation’s big acts of shame At the budget defence session at the Senate, Suleiman Abba,...

Following the September 12, 2014 tragedy of the collapse of a guest house owned by the Synagogue Church of All...

Saddled with a history of corruption, weighed down by a reputation for inefficiency and blighted by a poor image, the...

The jailbreaks are one too many. The authorities should look into the conditions of the prisons No fewer than eight...

The officers and men of the Nigerian Armed Forces deserve commendation for their gallant efforts which led to the recovery...

In the impunity-laden operations of Nigeria’s security agencies, the recent acts of lawlessness by Customs officers that have caused avoidable...

When President Goodluck Jonathan defended the charge of corruption against his administration on an international news network the other day,...

The directive by the Federal Government that all ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) should effect an automated channel for remitting...

The proposal by the Federal Government to  make a university degree the minimum qualification for teaching in schools would seem commendable but this idea on its own cannot arrest the sliding fortunes...

In a country witnessing rapid population growth, estimated at 2.8 per cent by the World Bank, and a gaping need...

It looks as if the corruption in the nation’s oil and gas industry is getting bigger and bigger daily. Right now,...

President Goodluck Jonathan recently upheld one of the remarkable traditions of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) when he approved...

THE Federal Government’s desire to make a first degree the minimum qualification for teaching in primary schools in Nigeria is...

Report that the Federal Government would spend N8.35bn on the accommodation, housing and vehicle allowances of members of the in-coming...