Editorials

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 …

Eleven times this year, the country’s national grid has suffered collapse, repeatedly plunging the country into darkness. There is no other jarring evidence of the need for power reforms than …

The continued relevance of Nigeria’s school curricula to the contemporary necessity of skills acquisition has, over the years, elicited The post Mandatory vocational skills as antidote to dysfunctional education system …