Policy & Governance
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Minister advocates child labour, says they can produce toothpick, matchbox for ‘urban development’
Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye, Minister for Women Affairs, says children should participate in the country’s urban development. Kennedy-Ohanenye spoke on Thursday…
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Presidential Election Verdict: Implications, as non-existent justice is quoted in verdict
On Tuesday night, I posted “In the morning…we shall have a country or we will not; hope or…
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Cost of Governance: We have no expenses to cut down – Senate insists
The Senate has foreclosed the possibility of the National Assembly cutting down on expenses despite the economic hardship occasioned by…
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Why life expectancy in Nigeria is among world’s lowest – I’ntl Policy Institute
Researchers from the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago in the United States have found the main cause…
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Otti has what it takes to surpass Okpara’s record in Abia – Ezekwesili
Former Minister of Education, Dr. Oby Ezekwesili, on Tuesday, offered solutions on the way forward for a new Abia as…
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Tinubunomics: The Political Economy of Poverty, By Victor Anazonwu
I am not one of those who believe that President Bola Tinubu does not have a genuine university degree certificate.…
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Using diplomacy and biting sanctions to beat Niger coup leaders
There is no doubt that the sanctions imposed on Niger by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) in…
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IBB at 82: What would IBB have done?, By Chidi Amuta
Today, former military president, General Ibrahim Babangida, turns 82. It has become my annual personal tradition to use the opportunity…
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Seventy-six days of APC Govt: From darkness to gross darkness!, By Akin Osuntokun
After over seventy-six days in office, what are Nigerians getting and how are they faring: unplanned and ill-thought removal of…
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Tinubu’s war drums on Niger Republic
Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s federal government of Nigeria is rearing to go to war in Niger Republic. Is history repeating itself…
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