Public Affairs
Stop oil theft, vandalism now – Punch
THE crisis in Nigeria’s energy sector is getting worse and tipping the nation to the edge of disaster. Oil theft,...
Read moreDetailsStill on perennial Doctors’ strikes – Thisday
The practice of medicine and surgery from time immemoral is an important and sacred one because its core essence is...
Read moreDetailsINEC machines in the open market – Nigerian Tribune
The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Attahiru Jega, was reported to have been confronted with a...
Read moreDetailsThe clampdown on newspapers – Guardian
The recent clampdown on newspapers by the Nigerian military authorities is an ignominious and reprehensible act of violence against the...
Read moreDetailsRecovering lost territory from terrorists – Punch
The bad news coming out of North-Eastern Nigeria reveals the telltale signs of a failing state. The seizure of, and...
Read moreDetailsCelebrating NLNG’s contributions to the economy – New Telegraph
The contributions of Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas Limited (NLNG) to stakeholders in its 14 years of harnessing liquefied natural gas...
Read moreDetailsChibok as political football – Nigerian Tribune
More than two months after the callous abduction of a yet to be determined number (the most common figure in...
Read moreDetailsAs the National Assembly amends the Constitution – Guardian
It is quite significant that while the national conference is in session discussing the matter with Nigeria, the National Assembly...
Read moreDetailsSleazy subsidy and selling of refineries – The Punch
A Senate committee that investigated the alleged non-remittance of $20 billion into the Federation Account by the Nigerian National Petroleum...
Read moreDetailsThe case for part-time legislature – Guardian
The National Conference may have begun to warm itself into the hearts of Nigerians with its recommendation that legislators at...
Read moreDetailsThe OIC stance on Boko Haram – The Sun
The Organisation of Islamic Conference (OIC) recently lent its voice to the battle against insurgency in Nigeria. Its Secretary-General, Eyad...
Read moreDetailsWallowing in darkness despite costly reforms – New Telegraph
One hundred and two million Nigerians representing 60 percent of the 170 million populace are yet to be unconnected to...
Read moreDetailsNBC’s draconian stance on live broadcasts – Punch
Last month’s directive of the National Broadcasting Commission demanding notification from radio and television organisations before airing live political programmes...
Read moreDetailsLeave Army Land Alone – Leadership
A recent report indicated that the Nigerian Army top brass had shared out lands purportedly reserved for the building of...
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