Editorials

ANY new disruption in the academic calendar due to industrial actions by university-based unions will escalate the crisis in the university system. This must be stopped at all costs. In …

NIGERIA is on the brink of another protest. Barely three weeks after the economically damaging #EndBadGovernance demonstrations, another round of protest looms in October. For a country that has yet …

The move by the Federal Government to revive the moribund textile and cotton industry in Nigeria is ordinarily a step in the right direction, especially now that Nigerians need jobs. …

BOLA Tinubu’s Minister of Education, Tahir Mamman, is on a fast lane to destroy the dying education sector. In an interview aired on national television, Mamman noted that the government …

Besides the obvious fact that even the figures presented are contradictory, they are also sketchy. RMAFC revealed the pay package for senators but was silent on that of the House …

THE armed conflict in Sudan, which began in April 2023, has killed over 15,000 and displaced over 12 million people without showing signs of abating. Hostilities persist in Khartoum, the …

The controversies and secrecy surrounding how much members of the National Assembly earn do not portray the federal lawmakers as transparent, accountable, and dignified representatives of their fellow citizens. The …

NIGERIA’S penchant for treating contracts and agreements with levity is proving costly. In the last two weeks, the media has been awash with reports of the seizure of Nigeria’s movable …

Nigeria is increasingly under siege. A new report revealing that 2,140 individuals were kidnapped across 24 states between January and July underscores the alarming insecurity gripping Africa’s most populous country. …

The continued silence of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on the recommended prosecution of violators of election laws in the last general elections is ominous. The post Electoral offenders …