Editorials

AFRICA’S largest crude producer is grappling with an inadequate supply of crude oil to its refineries, which is ironic. This inadequacy is stifling the development of the refineries and, by …

NIGERIA, brimming with potential yet grappling with deep-seated challenges, stands at a crossroads. The call for restructuring continues to echo across the political and social landscape, growing more urgent each …

Eid-el-Kabir, also known as Eid-el-Adha (the feast of sacrifice) is a powerful reminder of our common humanity and the obligation to take of one another. Most significantly, the feast reminds …

The fundamental problem I have with the ongoing controversy over what is to be considered minimum wage or living wage for The post The living wage controversy appeared first on …

In a bid to plug a conduit through which public funds are being siphoned in Benue State, the Benue State House of Assembly has recently The post The Benue lawmakers’ …

THE incessant attacks by bandits in the North-West and North-Central regions of Nigeria have escalated to alarming levels, necessitating an urgent overhaul of the country’s security architecture. On June 6, …

MORE than anything else, the latest global ranking of universities has further underscored the need to accord topmost priority to Nigerian universities specifically and the education sector in general. According …

Against the grave downturn of the country’s economy and the very hard times that citizens are going through, the disclosure that the federal government spent N90 billion to subsidise this …

PLASTIC pollution has become a real monstrosity in Nigeria. The urban centres are littered with single-use plastics and other plastic products; the rural areas are also burdened with plastic waste. …

Understandably, the excitement that should normally accompany the commemoration of June 12 as Democracy Day for Nigeria is absent. The post To make June 12 a meaningful Democracy Day appeared …