Public Affairs

The most disturbing thing about a disease is when its cause cannot be ascertained. And, indeed, the scarcity of premium...

The traumatic traffic situation on the Apapa-Oshodi expressway, a key commercial axis in Lagos, in the last few weeks seems...

Nigerians are still reeling from the aftermath of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) recruitment exercise in which an estimated 20...

At a time of dwindling external reserve and sustaining pressure on the naira exchange rate, the news of a major...

As Nigeria’s narrative often goes, just when the abused, oppressed and misgoverned citizenry finds a reason to be exultant, that...

The privatisation of the power sector seems to have run its course with the opening of bids for the 10...

•Nigerians should not carry the burden of govt’s inability to tame corruption in the downstream sector Why would the Federal...

Everything appears tentative about the ongoing  National Conference. Yet, the country is at a crossroads A side from the fact...

Humanity owes Tim Berners-Lee a debt of gratitude for the invention of the worldwide web, a breakthrough that now defines...

Petroleum Minister Diezani Alison-Madueke’s curious claim that the fears of workers’ agitation were holding up the planned sale of the...

The proliferation of various forms of task forces by the Federal Government and state governments has indeed become a major...

•Is this a ruse to remove subsidy? Could the excruciating scarcity of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) that has for weeks...

President Goodluck Jonathan recently approved the sack of two justices – Justice Gladys Olotu of the Federal High Court, Abuja...

Nigeria’s steel sector, especially the Ajaokuta Steel Company, is a perfect illustration of why Nigeria’s industrialisation or attempt at one...