Public Affairs

There is yet no indication that government and Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics and the College of Education Academic Staff...

On April 15 this year, Nigerians woke to the alarming news that more than 200 girls from the Government Girls...

The debate on the status of local governments has reverberated at the ongoing National Conference. Its Committee on Political Restructuring...

Six months have passed since the assets of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) were handed over to new...

Ayo Salami’s recent outcry that corruption in the judiciary is still deep-seated is a sore that has refused to heal....

While declaring the Seventh Joint Annual Meetings of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa Conference of African Ministers of...

• The old PHCN workers should not force themselves on the new power companies Old habits, they say, die hard....

Given his current position as a state governor, and as a retired senior naval officer who has had the distinction...

Nigeria workers will today join their counterparts the world over to commemorate the yearly International Workers’ Day or the Labour...

There comes a time when a public official must resign. Nothing captures this essence more lucidly than Sunday’s resignation of...

Small business owners are getting worried at the continued disappearance of lower denominations of the naira from circulation. This development,...

The Federal Government, not quite long ago, made public its plan to privatise the transport sector. The Minister of Information,...

It is fortuitous that last week’s expanded meeting of the National Security Council (NSC) chaired by President Goodluck Jonathan has...

The recent recant by the Director of Defence Information, Chris Olukolade, on the number of rescued female students that were...