Editorials

Given the immense economic, development, and investment benefits inherent in the Contributory Pension Scheme (CPS), it is befuddling that most state governments are unwilling to do away with the cumbersome, …

WHEN President Bola Tinubu took office in May 2023, Nigeria was in the doldrums, and the people desperately wanted to banish poverty, hopelessness, unemployment, hunger, and hardship. All eyes were, …

The proposal to create a Road Safety Special Armed Squad from the existing corps is premature in present-day Nigeria and can end up creating more problems than it tries to …

Reports the other day, stating that a former deputy vice-chancellor and acting vice-chancellor who has only two years of professorial experience is among those to be screened by a Governing …

A week ago, news emerged that First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu and National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu will lead national prayers in response to Nigeria’s challenges. The event, organised in collaboration …

THE verdict of the Confederation of African Football to descend on Libya is generating ripples beyond football. CAF punished Libya after its government and the Libya Football Federation meted out …

Today, Nigeria marks World Immunisation Day with 2.1 million of its children unvaccinated. This means that this huge number of children never received any dose of vaccine against tuberculosis, polio, …

Last week, in an almost unimaginable turnaround, the 45th President of the United States, who was frustrated by the voters in his re-election effort four years ago, was comprehensively voted …

The implications of Nigeria’s projected population growthto about 400 million in about 25 years time are profound and multifaceted, encompassing challenges related to resource management, employment, public services The post …

The seeming intractable war on terrorism and insurgency in Nigeria easily lends itself to warnings by well-meaning people that the huge The post Addressing youth education as panacea for insurgency …