Editorials

NIGERIANS’ hard-earned money and the country’s fragile economy are under siege and must be rescued from the intransigent elite few. The judiciary should join the Senate to support the Assets …

HUMAN rights are inherent to all human beings, regardless of race, sex, nationality, ethnicity, language, religion, or other status. Aptly, the theme for International Human Rights Day 2024, which is …

The challenge to the enhancement of ease-of-doing-business in Nigeria came to the fore recently. There have been reverberating complaints by stakeholders on the poor performance of the Corporate Affairs Commission …

NIGERIA is on its knees as the world marks International Anti-Corruption Day today. Decades of unremitting graft has left it tottering on the brink of collapse. This year, Nigeria scored …

THE Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has deprecated itself and compromised the integrity of its anti-corruption war by mishandling the narrative behind the seizure of 753 duplexes in the Lokogoma …

IN the throes of the 2020 #EndSARS protests that set the Lagos State Government against the people of the state and Nigerians, the government roundly denied the massacre of protesters …

The decision by the Federal Government to bring back the National Sports Commission (NSC) was received with jubilation by stakeholders in Nigerian sports. The post Towards an effective National Sports …

The recent signing of agreements on anti-terrorism military-technical cooperation between Russia and 33 African countries portends a good omen for a continent ravaged by internecine wars and ethnic-religious conflicts. Africa …

NIGERIA owns four refineries with a combined capacity of 445,000 barrels per day. They have not refined crude oil for over two decades except the old Port Harcourt Refinery which …

NIGERIANS may never know the importers and owners of the stolen luxury cars discovered at a port in Rivers State and on the streets of Lagos. But one thing is …