Public Affairs

With the unfortunate downing of a Malaysia Airline passenger plane last week in Ukraine, the world is witnessing a further...

Nigerians are constantly being disoriented by the value judgements and decisions of their leaders, particularly the penchant of political office...

•But the issues that generated the strikes still stalk the tertiary institutions Life is gradually returning to polytechnics across the...

Nigerians heaved a sigh of relief last week as the sus­pension clamped on the country by the Federation of International...

At the recent public hearing on a bill to amend the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) Act 2006 organised by...

It is 100 days today since 276 schoolgirls were abducted from a secondary school in Chibok, Borno State, by the...

In their long quest for restructuring the country and putting it on the path of equity, justice and fairness, Nigerians...

Against the background of widespread street begging in many parts of Nigeria but especially in the North, which constitutes an...

Barring another last-minute change of mind, President Goodluck Jonathan will today in Abuja meet with some selected parents of the...

Dating back to more than a decade, the chaotic traffic in Apapa, home to the nation’s premier seaports, has been...

As far as energy supply in Nigeria is concerned, the dark days are, sadly, far from over. Not only is...

The National Conference, which is billed to end on August 4, ended its plenary last week without reaching a consensus...

The performance of the country’s electricity distribution companies (DISCO’s) since the privatisation of the power sector in 2013 has been,...

Labour relations in Nigeria have become so troubled that indefinite strikes have lately become the weapon of choice. Confronted by...