Editorials

CBN’s slap on banks’ wrists

TO cleanse a system, rules must be followed, and when they are broken, the punishment must be stiff enough to serve as a deterrent. So, punishing infractions in Nigeria’s banking …

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Go after terror sponsors

THE statement by the Chief of Defence Staff during this year’s Armed Forces Remembrance Day has deepened the mystery surrounding Nigeria’s counterinsurgency war. On January 15, a day set aside …

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Beyond mourning tanker explosion victims

SATURDAY’S tanker explosion at Dikko, Gurara LGA, Niger State, which claimed 98 lives is another grievous reminder of how the Nigerian government has repeatedly failed its citizens. Scores of people …

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Wanted: Terror war without collateral damage

NIGERIA is overly plagued by terrorism and banditry. Unfortunately, the deployment of military airstrikes which leads to despoliation of homes, displacement, and deaths in the affected communities signals a hapless …

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Stop child marriage

A silent but fatal revolt is brewing in the Nigerian child bride ecosystem. The victims of this noxious practice are taking up arms – literally. This should be an omen …

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