Editorials

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

NEW research findings that artificial hair, wigs, weave-ons, and other synthetic hair extensions contain toxic contaminants that can damage women’s health are disturbing amidst the popularity of these fashion items. …

FESTUS Keyamo must live up to his promise to end the pervasive culture of begging, bribery, and extortion that has plagued Nigerian airports for decades. The public should hold the …

Out of the 36 states in Nigeria, the predominantly Hausa-Fulani Muslim North has 14, while ethnic minorities in the North have five; the Yoruba have six, with stakes in two, …

AFTER the recent release of the Managing Director of Fouani Group, Mohamed Fouani, and four others, the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria has raised concerns that the continuous abduction of company …

THE recent wave of vandalism targeting Nigeria’s public assets is a growing scourge that threatens the fabric of the country’s parlous infrastructure and societal well-being. This menace, manifesting in the …

Instead of creating new states as being pondered in the National Assembly, it will be in the best interest of Nigeria to put in place workable federalism that will concentrate …