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Nigeria is a distinctive nation, renowned for its diverse array of cultures and abundance of natural resources; however, it is currently positioned at a pivotal juncture. Lately, it has been …

And second instance, “This brings to mind a statement credited to Sir Charles Arden-Clarke, the Governor of Gold Coast (now Ghana); published in Accra on May 31, 1956, by the …

It is a pedestrian knowledge that Vice-President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Kashim Shettima some weeks ago inaugurated the 188-megawatt geometric power plant in Aba, Abia state, to accelerate …

Consequent to the global inflation challenges, which have seen many economies battling with rapid or galloping inflation, it is imperative to take another closer look at the concept of replacement …

Last week’s inauguration of President Bassirou Diomaye Faye of Senegal, despite months of hair-raising suspense has renewed hope that democracy has capacity to replenish itself. The post For some, the …

As part of its responsibility to examine the accounts and reports of Ministries, Departments and Agencies of the Federal Government, the Bamidele Salaam (PDP)-led House Committee on Public Accounts in …

Conceived in the 1970s, the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline, TSGP, was to bear natural gas from Warri in the Niger Delta to Niger Republic, Algeria and Europe. On January 14, 2002, then Nigerian …

In this instalment, I relate to the recent presidential ban on foreign trips by ministers, heads of departments, and agencies, at the expense of government, for three months in the …

Squealing to the discovery of petroleum, Nigeria has rapidly grown into a major food importing nation as the government has become neglectful of the agricultural sector since petroleum is considered …

As I was saying before the electricity jumbo bill and other related bills came to compound our expenditure woes: The post ‘Reflections on Nigerian public service: An outsider’s perspective’ – …