Editorials

FESTUS Keyamo must live up to his promise to end the pervasive culture of begging, bribery, and extortion that has plagued Nigerian airports for decades. The public should hold the …

Out of the 36 states in Nigeria, the predominantly Hausa-Fulani Muslim North has 14, while ethnic minorities in the North have five; the Yoruba have six, with stakes in two, …

AFTER the recent release of the Managing Director of Fouani Group, Mohamed Fouani, and four others, the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria has raised concerns that the continuous abduction of company …

THE recent wave of vandalism targeting Nigeria’s public assets is a growing scourge that threatens the fabric of the country’s parlous infrastructure and societal well-being. This menace, manifesting in the …

Instead of creating new states as being pondered in the National Assembly, it will be in the best interest of Nigeria to put in place workable federalism that will concentrate …

Any and every measure that will help to strengthen Nigeria’s unity in diversity is desirable and should be pursued. To that extent, the recent return to the old national anthem, …

PRESIDENT Bola Tinubu has predictably come under criticism over purported plans to buy new presidential jets. The House of Representatives Committee on National Security and Intelligence had asked the Federal …

The African National Congress (ANC) recent loss of its parliamentary majority in the election in South Africa is undoubtedly a significant political shift, breaking a political jinx in the country. …

TODAY, as the world celebrates International Widows Day themed, “Accelerating the Achievements of Gender Equality (with emphasis on strengthening land and property rights),” the plight facing the rights of widows …

To truly end the rampant clashes between pastoralist herdsmen and farmers that have led to massive loss of lives, food insecurity, and unemployment in many parts of the country, outlawing …