Public Affairs

Two courts – one in Israel and the other in Thailand – recently did what many Nigerians may consider unthinkable:...

For good reason, the Boko Haram insurgency has absorbed the attention of the general public and government at all levels....

Stories of widespread lynching of suspected kidnappers have dominated news reports in recent times, thus compounding the complex security challenge...

The controversy about the removal or not of fuel subsidy is on again. Some stakeholders, probably acting for the powers...

The offer by the international community to help locate and bring back over 200 schoolgirls from Boko Haram’s captivity is...

•CBN should sanction banks involved in the unethical conduct The threat of unauthorised charges on customers’ accounts by banks might...

On the eve of the commencement of the recently concluded World Economic Forum for Africa (WEFA), presidential spokesman Reuben Abati...

On the front burner of national discourse today are the incendiary activities of Boko Haram, the Islamist terror group that...

In a bid to check the spread of the Human Immuno-Deficiency Virus (HIV) in the country, the Federal Government has...

Reason has deserted the National Conference Committee on Power Devolution with its hasty rejection of the proposal  for state police....

Recently, the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) disclosed that there were almost 1, 500 illegal routes on the nation’s land borders....

Seplat Petroleum has demonstrated a sense of determination in pursuit of its mission to raise the level of indigenous participation...

The crisis in Nigeria’s aviation sector is taking a toll on passengers. Increasingly, passengers are being maltreated by domestic and...

If Nigeria would experience real development, if jobs in the required numbers would ever be created and if Nigerians would...