Editorials

AS the global community commemorates the 2025 World Tuberculosis Day, themed “Yes! We can End TB: Commit, Invest, Deliver”, today, the urgency of ending the scourge of the world’s deadliest …

NIGERIA’S business community is under relentless siege. In an already suffocating economic environment marked by rising costs, multiple taxation, policy inconsistency, and dwindling investor confidence, the Financial Reporting Council of …

Nigeria’s governors are plunging their states into crippling debt, borrowing without accountability while the citizens they swore to serve languish in poverty. Instead of investing in essential sectors like education, …

In the wake of reports of infiltration of the South West by terrorists, the governors announced a plan to jointly counter any form of threat to life and property in …

THE recurring accidents from explosions are a deadly killer in Nigeria. This was re-enacted on Wednesday evening on the Abuja-Keffi Expressway. A truck carrying cement exploded after it lost control …

The optimism expressed the other day by the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Mahmud Yakubu, over the conduct of pending by-elections is a significant boost to …

AS the global community celebrates World Water Day 2025 on Saturday, with the theme: ‘Water and Climate Change: Preserving Glaciers’, it is critical to examine the significance of glaciers to …

Many chilling indicators underscore the crisis in Nigeria’s education sector, as depicted in a recent focus on that sector. They include but are not limited to, frequent industrial unrests, low …

TWELVE years after Goodluck Jonathan declared a state of emergency in three North-East states due to Boko Haram Islamic terrorism, President Bola Tinubu repeated it in Rivers State on Tuesday. …

Nigeria’s commitment, at least on paper, to The Mission 300 Africa Energy summit held recently in Tanzania, is no doubt, the kind of ambitious push that the country needs to …