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Over 70 per cent of Nigeria’s 195,000 km road network is deplorable. Additionally, 30 per cent of federal and 50 per cent of state roads remain unpaved, with a low …

There is an oft-repeated but seldom scrutinised assertion that the study of history as a subject was removed from the curriculum in Nigeria. It is said that the teaching of …

The above question is generated from a clarification sought by a reader. The poser is, however, not a new one as many had pondered the slippery relationship between ‘at’ and …

Last week, when I saw the myriads of social media posts criticising newspaper columnist and TV presenter, Dr. Reuben Abati, over his comment on Arise TV on the issue of …

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo (OBJ) does not suffer fools gladly and never shies from a good public fight. Since he left office as military head of state in 1979, his …

In the present era, international relations are often framed as if there were only two possible outcomes for States: to dominate, or to be dominated; to vassalize, or to be …

Good morning, Mr. President. This is a continuation of the matter of strong institutions, which I started last week by way of enlightenment. The nature of our institution is only …

Political or governance norms assist or hinder economic performance of a nation. These norms include transparency, equity or fairness, rule of law, participation, responsiveness subsidiarity and accountability to mention a …

I APPLAUD H.E. President Sassou Nguesso, the President of the Republic of Congo and President William Ruto of Kenya, the co-chairs, for their leadership on this agenda, and for joining …

The Nigerian economy needs to cool down. It is already heated up by government fiat! Rising fuel prices induced by the government and its agency named NNPCL The sliding naira …