Editorials

FOR once, the National Assembly has seen reason. It was pressured to suspend the Central Bank of Nigeria Act 2007 amendments due to strong pushback from critical stakeholders in the …

For democracy to thrive at the grassroots for the benefit of the people and national development, the State Independent Electoral Commissions (SIECs) should be made truly independent to conduct free …

THERE is a new dawn in tertiary education after the Nigeria Education Loan Fund stated that over 60,000 students applied for its interest-free student loans. Furthermore, over 30,000 applications succeeded. …

In raising children to adulthood, a level of caution should always be exercised by all those involved in the task, particularly parents and school teachers, so that the children do …

CHILDREN in Northern Nigeria have become casualties of the policies of President Bola Tinubu, as food security and healthcare have suffered alarming developmental setbacks. Since the abrupt cancellation of the …

FOR a country contending with a severe infrastructure deficit, the fresh vandalism of the newly constructed Second Niger Bridge over the River Niger is double jeopardy for Nigeria. The public …

Pro-LED wage system for civil servants is a welcome development that is expected to wake up the civil service from its slumber to perform it The post The planned productivity-based …

LAGOS State continues to contend with road traffic violations, preventable accidents, and deaths on the road. The burden is compounded by the recklessness and lawlessness of commercial motorcycle operators called …

THE recent killing of five soldiers and six civilians by suspected members of the Indigenous People of Biafra in Aba, Abia State, represents not just a tragic loss of life …

Unless the three arms of government, particularly at the federal level, are alive to the responsibilities assigned to them by the constitution towards ensuring proper and effective running of the …