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The following submission by Dr Lasisi Olagunju, columnist and Editor of Saturday Tribune that “nothing we do or say will change Nigeria, unless it turns back from its present (self-inflicted?) …

The written word has great transformative power. And so, for the longest time, I have maintained that reading and writing should be encouraged and nurtured as a significant part of …

It has become necessary that stringent measures are taken to enforce certain provisions of the National Health Act 2014 so as to curtail the debilitating effects of increased mortality rate …

Amid the greatest crisis of judicial authority since Nigeria’s independence in 1960, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on August 23, 2024 swore in an Acting Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN). The …

Sustaining a fight to hold the Judiciary accountable and ensuring that Judges deliver their services uprightly is no walk in the park. The post In Adesina Ogunlana, Nigeria has lost …

Real estate development plays a crucial role in the economic growth of any region, and Africa is no exception. The Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria (REDAN) and similar organisations …

There has been an unending debate about the origin and ethnicity of the Igbo-speaking people of Delta State. This debate cropped up recently again. Some Igbo-speaking people of Delta (as …

Good morning, Mr. President. In what follows, let me share with you this morning the paper, a paper I delivered on 22 August at the Annual Summit of Openlife, an …

During the protests to end hunger and bad governance, there were desperate and poorly coordinated attempts by the federal information managers to deflect citizens’ anger at state governors. The post …

Frankly, I do not understand why Nigerians should be agitated by the very abysmal outing of the country’s contingent to the just concluded 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, France. The …