Editorials

Amidst the confusion and anger currently trailing the unofficial increase in the price of petrol, it remains sad and unacceptable that Nigerians are subjected to agonising experiences at filling stations, …

THE floodwaters are here again, wreaking havoc across Nigeria. The country watches in horror as the death toll mounts. The National Emergency Management Agency reported that 195 lives have already …

NIGERIA’S child malnutrition crisis demands urgent and sustained attention from the government and stakeholders. The country loses about 2,400 children under five to malnutrition daily. One million Nigerian children die …

The recent announcement by Mr. Wale Edun, the Federal Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy that about 4.3 million Nigerians have received direct cash transfers from the …

AFRICA has been entrapped in a vicious cycle of extreme poverty and low economic growth per capita for decades, and its leadership is responsible. While other world regions have recorded …

THE appointment of new heads for the National Intelligence Agency and the self-styled Department of State Services presents an ample opportunity for the government and the heads of the agencies …

In this respect, was the Ogun State Attorney-General ignorant of prevailing laws or derelict in duty? Or, did he do his duty but his learned opinion was ignored by the …

That assets of the Federal Government of Nigeria are, on the authority of a foreign court, seized for alleged default in contractual obligation by Ogun State is most embarrassing. The …

UNDERSTANDABLY, the Bola Tinubu administration has made a monument of the latest GDP numbers released by the National Bureau of Statistics. The numbers indicate a 68-basis point increase to 3.19 …

PRESIDENT Bola Tinubu has one of the largest cabinets in Nigeria’s history, comparable to Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration, which had 47 ministers in 1999. Despite his promise to appoint technocrats to …