Editorials

Building peace between Israel, Hezbollah

AFTER the ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel took effect on November 27, the guns have continued to boom albeit occasionally between the Israeli Army and Hezbollah. It signifies how difficult …

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LG polls, mockery of democracy

MARKED by visible lopsidedness, the arrhythmic local council polls instigated by the July 11 Supreme Court ruling negate all known democratic norms. They fuel the fear that the country’s democracy …

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Trump’s policies and old global ties

DONALD Trump’s first administration was marked by bold, polarising policies on tariffs and immigration. This pattern might re-emerge in his second tenure with significant implications for the US economy, global …

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Nigeria merits membership in G20, BRICS

NIGERIA’S quest for increased relevance in the global geopolitical and economic space was highlighted at the 11th Nigeria-South Africa Bi-National Commission in Cape Town, South Africa. There, the Minister of …

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Judiciary must rescue AMCON

NIGERIANS’ hard-earned money and the country’s fragile economy are under siege and must be rescued from the intransigent elite few. The judiciary should join the Senate to support the Assets …

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The CAC and delays in business registration

The challenge to the enhancement of ease-of-doing-business in Nigeria came to the fore recently. There have been reverberating complaints by stakeholders on the poor performance of the Corporate Affairs Commission …

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