Editorials

The resolution by Cameroon and Nigeria to end the age-long border conflict between them is a welcome development that will be of immense and mutual benefits to both countries as …

THE decision by the government to set the minimum age for university admissions at 18 years marks a significant shift in Nigeria’s educational landscape. The Minister of Education, Tahir Mamman, …

LAGOS State needs to look deeply into its environmental practices. Although the state government has debunked a viral report on social media that claimed that the state had re-introduced the …

NIGERIA’S aviation industry has run into dark stormy clouds. A significant number of Nigeria’s domestic airlines aircraft are grounded. Air ticket prices have gained unprecedented altitude such that passengers are …

The unfolding suspicion of misappropriation of intervention funds meant to address the COVID-19 pandemic is a clear pointer to the necessity for full investigation into how the huge resources allotted …

Revelation by the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) that 115 out of the 151 state-owned tertiary institutions are yet to submit data of their students to enable them to access …

PRESIDENT Bola Tinubu appears to have woken up to the reality that his economic reforms will not work if the massive fiscal haemorrhaging associated with crude oil theft and pipeline …

THE Nigeria Police Force seems to have saddled itself with the role of revenue generation as it continues to advance the entrenchment of the Electronic Central Motor Registry for vehicle …

Proposal for a standby military force for the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is a worthy cause for positive consideration, in the interest of the political and economic …

Since taking office, President Bola Tinubu has initiated several policies aimed at driving Nigeria’s economic growth. Here are the key economic policies of the Tinubu administration: 1. Fuel Subsidy Removal …