Editorials

By not paying the counterpart fund to access allocations set aside by the Federal Government for basic education, many state governments are doing a disservice not only to Nigerian children …

THE attack on the Nigerian military camp by terrorists in Kareto, Borno State leading to the death of between five to 20 soldiers must not be allowed to recede from …

NIGERIA’S primary education outlook is grim, casting a dim shadow on the country’s future. It has the second-highest number of out-of-school children in the world. Yet, state governors fail to …

The Federal Government should adopt a more methodical approach to convince Nigerians of the genuineness and public interest nature of its proposed tax reform, which has unfortunately been embroiled in …

NIGERIA’S reference point in tertiary health care is in a gory mess. The University College Hospital, Ibadan, inaugurated in November 1957,is highly revered in Nigeria’s medical history. Sadly, it is …

THE 32 minors detained and charged with treason over their alleged involvement in the #EndBadGovernance protests in August were freed through a presidential pardon.Their post-detention interaction with the media exposed …

Assurances given recently by the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, that the judiciary would live up to its billings under her watch could not have come at a …

NIGERIAN companies are experiencing their worst nightmare in decades. Most are struggling, many are on the brink of collapse, and others are obliterated by the foreign exchange crisis initiated by …

THE alleged brutal physical assault meted out on an intending couple, Vershima Mker and Lami Iorvihi, by G.S. Mohammed (a major-general) and his aides, in the Federal Capital Territory recently …

Understandably, the economic reforms of the Federal Government under President Bola Tinubu have attracted mixed reactions from sections of the populace. While some feel that the government is getting it …