Editorials

The report of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) that it has a record of 24,025 persons missing in Nigeria is depressing and most unfortunate. The post Missing …

THAT most of Nigeria’s 36 states are sinking deeper into a debt trap despite increased allocations from the Federation Account gives cause for concern. The paradox of rising debt amid …

AFFECTED by the pains of flawed government policies, Nigerians are contending with a new reality. These are the unusual and astronomical fee hikes by institutions of learning in the country. …

The ninth edition of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) that ended recently again presents an unseemly convergence of countries in a lopsided relationship that Africa needs to correct in …

THE bill for the establishment of the National Centre for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons recently signed by President Bola Tinubu should set the pace for the …

Following the expiration of the deadline given telecommunication operators to disconnect subscribers whose Subscribers Identification Module (SIM) cards have not been linked with their National Identity Number (NIN) The post …

THE disturbing trend of ritual murders, particularly involving young people, is steadily gaining notoriety across Nigeria. Once considered the preserve of hardened criminals, ritual killings have alarmingly become the plaything …

The collapse of a dam in Borno State, and consequent displacement of people and animals should be a wake-up call for greater strategy and synergy in tackling flood issues across …

Saturday’s election to produce the next governor of Edo State is expectedly much anticipated, not just because it is being keenly contested by 17 candidates, including one female; but also …

SCHOOLS are resuming nationwide, and parents and guardians are distraught by the hike in tuition. While September usually raises tensions among parents as their wards, especially primary and secondary pupils …