DISTURBING reports that bandits are levying farming communities have again brought to the fore the imperative of addressing the banditry crisis. The menace has destabilised communities and exposed the lapses …
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Nigeria’s absurd crude supply crisis
INTRICATE intrigues are playing out in Nigeria’s oil industry. These are bound to derail expectations of a reprieve in the form of lower petrol prices with the commencement of the …
Read More »Journalists’ arbitrary arrest, detention and despotism
The arbitrary arrest and detention of journalists that have, in recent times, become rampant in Nigeria signpost a descent into despotism and should not be allowed to persist in the …
Read More »Imperative of guaranteed tenure for elected council officials
The call by the Association of Local Government of Nigeria (ALGON), for a constitutionally guaranteed four-year tenure for elected council officials could introduce some measure of stability in local government …
Read More »Lagos residents need potable water
IT is a cruel irony that Lagos, a coastal city, cannot provide adequate potable water for its residents. The Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, should revamp the existing water infrastructure, create new …
Read More »To break the free fall of Super Eagles
The resignation of Finidi George as the Coach of the national football team, the Super Eagles, has naturally raised the poser, again, as to whether a foreign, or an indigenous …
Read More »The misnomer of palm oil importation and food inflation
The report that Nigeria is spending $600 million yearly to import palm oil should be disheartening to the generality of citizens, who knew the country to be foremost globally in …
Read More »Lessons from Kenya’s tax hike protests
THE streets of Kenya have been smeared with the blood of its citizens. Essentially, Kenyan youth are protesting the financial bill introduced by President William Ruto. The bill, which imposes …
Read More »Follow through on prison decongestion
A fresh initiative by Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo to audit the inmates across the 256 custodial centres is welcome. According to the Minister of Interior, this is part of measures to decongest …
Read More »We must stop cholera from killing more children
With utmost sense of responsibility, government at all levels and other stakeholders should urgently take extensive measures to stop the deadly cholera that broke out in Lagos State and has …
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