Public Affairs

Christians are today celebrating Good Friday, the yearly reminder of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, the Son of God and...

Poorly funded, ill-equipped and evidently unreliable, Nigeria’s dysfunctional health delivery system is bracing for a potentially one-sided confrontation with the...

Asking INEC to assume an unconstitutional responsibility of proving the propriety or not of a petitioner’s grouse against an election...

•Security forces should pay fine or appeal verdict National Human Rights Commission’s (NHRC) indictment of the security agents who carried...

For good or ill, majority of Nigerians have a low opinion of members of the two chambers   of   the  National ...

More than anything else, Monday’s early morning bomb blast at Nyanya, a satellite settlement in the neighbourhood of Abuja, Nigeria’s...

•It’s time to lift the veil on transactions Time again for our lawmakers to go after ringworms when a more...

Without doubt, Nigeria’s oil industry has its defining characteristics, of which transparency and international best practices are not a part....

Sequel to the rebasing of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Nigeria was reported to have emerged as the largest economy...

When the Minister of Finance, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, announced some days ago that 1.8 million graduates enter the employment market yearly,...

Increasingly, arms and ammunition are entering our shores, underscoring the fact that the country is a powder keg waiting to...

The rebasing of Nigeria’s GDP by the Bureau of Statistics is one major step that is long overdue to recognize...

A symbolic turnaround on Africa’s political economy scene was recorded on Sunday when the country’s statistician-general, Yemi Kale, announced that...

As the curtain closed on the generally highly rated administration of Governor Peter Obi of Anambra State, following the inauguration...