Public Affairs

Last weekend, a shabbily organised recruitment test for job seekers wishing to join the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) turned into...

The United States government’s recent report on the role of the government in the proliferation of corruption in Nigeria offers...

When fuel queues began to appear in certain parts of the country a couple of weeks ago, Nigerians were made to...

•The NIS tragedy reflects government’s lackadaisical attitude to job creation Perhaps the most touching dimension of the distressing loss of...

The frosty relationship between oil companies in Nigeria and their host communities reared up its head again in the Niger...

The near-total collapse of education all over Nigeria but especially in northern states has, thankfully, caught the attention of the...

• 10 jets, yet, the president wants more ! The state of the nation cannot be better underscored than by...

The Ekiti State governor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, recently raised issues on the fiscal and financial management of the nation’s resources,...

IT is indeed a good step towards ensuring real security of the countries of West Africa that there is genuine...

WITH the inauguration of the National Conference today, Nigerians must do everything not to squander another chance to build a...

Northern state governors’ resolve to abolish fees in their secondary schools in order to boost enrolment and tackle the age-long...

INEC chairman Prof. Attahiru Jega recently repeated his warning to political parties to stop violating the rules governing electioneering ahead...

Last week’s round of fuel scarcity, the first since the January 2012 fuel subsidy protests, could have been avoided if...

Showing utter derision for education in Nigeria, the government is setting a dangerous precedent with its apathy towards the seven-month-long...