Editorials

THE two-month suspension of the local government chairmen by the Edo State House Assembly for alleged insubordination to Governor Monday Okpebholo is a sign that the autonomy granted to the …

THE Federal Executive Council recently made a poor decision to rename the University of Abuja to Yakubu Gowon University. This imposition has several adverse implications. President Bola Tinubu should reverse …

The conclusion of the Senate that the 2013 power sector privatisation exercise is a total failure is not only timely, it is a fair assessment of the dismal state of …

A study by the State of the Nigerian Environment revealing that no fewer than 179 million people in Nigeria live in an unclean environment, is a cause for concern. It …

Nigeria’s renewed commitment to ending the scourge of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) may have little to offer, if not backed with concrete actions and …

Ghana’s recent presidential election has once again reaffirmed the country’s reputation as a beacon of democracy in Africa. The post Lessons from Ghana’s elections and democratic triumph appeared first on …

AS the international community commemorates the International Day of Epidemic Preparedness 2024 with the theme: ‘Strengthening Global Health Systems for Future Crises,’ government agencies and stakeholders need to strengthen Nigeria’s …

AMID the ongoing crisis between Russia and Ukraine, Russia recently announced a groundbreaking development in cancer treatment—the creation of a vaccine designed to treat cancer patients. This scientific feat is …

THE Nigerian electricity industry seems trapped in a vicious cycle. For decades, the sector has grappled with the same challenges, with operators and consumers repeatedly complaining about the same thing. …

AS Nigerians celebrate the Yuletide, the festive cheers are clouded by unprecedented economic gloom, hunger, and fear of personal safety. The soaring cost of living has destroyed the season’s spirit. …