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Urgent measures needed to tackle dire job market

Nigeria finds itself in the clutches of an unemployment crisis, a pressing predicament that demands immediate action. The current state of affairs is nothing short of dire, as a substantial portion of the population grapples with the inability to secure meaningful employment. This distressing reality necessitates the undivided attention of policymakers and stakeholders alike. The ...

Tackling insecurity to guarantee access to quality education

Nigeria @63: Reflecting on economic challenges amidst promising potential

Insecurity: NYSC scheme in need of urgent review

Raging storm of Diphtheria: FG must strengthen vaccination, immunisation coverage

Contracts inflation: Beating the epidemic of light-fingered public officials

Diphtheria outbreak in Nigeria: A grim reminder

In a frantic race against the ticking clock, Nigeria finds itself entangled in a fierce battle with the resurgence of diphtheria outbreaks, setting off deafening alarm bells for the nation’s health guardians. Disease outbreaks have always posed a significant threat to public health, and the recent diphtheria outbreak in Nigeria serves as a harrowing reminder ...

State of the East-West Road and impact on South South economy

East-West Road is the stretch of over 188km road tranversing about 1,000 communities cutting across the Niger Delta states of Nigeria. The occupants are basically farmers and fishermen, who must evacuate their products via the road, thereby making the East-West Road crucial and economically important to them and by extension Nigeria. The contract of this ...

Recurring grid collapse: Govt must address causative deficiencies

Although the Nigerian government has recognised the necessity of the central place of power to facilitate the growth of the economy as much sought after, yet it remains clear that the necessary modalities to get the architecture needed for a reliable energy system has not found its place. Despite the discourse over the matter, supply ...

CBN leadership crisis and naira instability in forex market

The suspension of the ertwhile Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) by President Bola Tinubu had the Naira appreciate immediately which symbolised a good omen in forex market but the situation worsened with Naira trending now between N780 to N915 per dollar. The ongoing leadership crisis at the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) ...

Addressing the epidemic of sexual harassment in Nigerian higher institutions

Within Nigerian higher educational institutions, the haunting specter of sexual harassment has woven its way into the very fabric of campus life. Like a dark cloud casting its shadow over the pursuit of knowledge, this distressing issue has become all too pervasive. In the year 2018, a survey conducted by the esteemed World Bank Group’s ...

Taming the monster, cultism, in Nigeria

Cultism is a cankerworm has taken a negative, if not disastrous toll on Nigeria, with its dibilitating effects, leaving bitter taste in the mouths of citizens. A system which started as far back as 1952 in then famous University College, Ibadan in Oyo State for positive things for its members in the campus, has been ...

Indefinite strike warning: Why FG must resolve with Labour on subsidy palliative

Recent policies of the new government led by President Bola Tinubu have no doubt brought Nigeria into a phase full of thoughts, debates, and streams of discourses. The lamentations which have trailed the removal of subsidy on petrol (Premium Motor Spirit) have left a broad discourse before the Nigerian public. It is one decision which ...

2023 Fiscal Year: N4trn differences make FIRS VAT waxing stronger

In a comparative study of the total revenue generated by the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) in the 2022 and 2023 Fiscal Years, one will discover that there is an increase in the revenue drive with a different of N4trillion in 2023 against the 2022 year. Though, the figure made available for 2023 year only ...

Akeredolu and the newly created 33 LCDAs

Rotimi Akeredolu, the Governor of Ondo over the weekend reportedly assented to the bill creating 33 local council development areas (LCDAs) in the state. The newly created LCDAs are to co-exist with the existing 18 LGAs in the state, bringing the total number of local councils in the state to 51. Akeredolu signed the bill ...

Urgent overhaul needed: Nigeria’s failing healthcare system jeopardises lives

Nigeria’s healthcare system is currently experiencing a severe crisis, characterised by alarmingly high neonatal and child mortality rates, which have earned the nation the unfortunate distinction of having the highest incidence of such deaths worldwide. This distressing reality serves as a poignant reminder of the pressing and immediate necessity to undertake a comprehensive overhaul of ...

Soaring cost of living in Nigeria and the need to tame the trend

It is now an open secret that since the removal of fuel subsidy, cost of living in Nigeria has risen astronomically. Virtually everything ranging from staple food to other basic needs of an average family in the country has gone out of reach. The oil subsidy removal as soon as it was announced on May ...

Presidential election: Why Nigerians must react within the ambit of law to Tribunal Judgement

The awaited judgement of the Presidential Election Petition Court (PEPC) have in the last few days raised dust of concerns. The anxiety built around the subject became more tensed when the date announced for the delivery of judgement coincided with the nationwide strike convened by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), a development that was linked ...

Labour’s endless industrial action, a make or mar

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress appear to be heading for failure in the present call for a strike to protest the Nigerian government’s fuel subsidy. Though, on the ongoing warning strike by the labour force, the TUC seems to be undecided to ensure the enforcement of the Industrial action to the ...

That there may be grassroots development

For some days now one of the popular news items reported virtually every day in the media has been the issue of zero allocation to the local governments in Ogun State as alleged by the suspended Chairman of Ijebu East Local Government, Hon. Wale Adedayo. Adedayo had in a privately written letter to the Former ...

Northern Nigeria: Urgent measures required to tackle rampant banditry, terrorism

The burgeoning security predicament in the northern region of Nigeria has given rise to a pervasive state of displacement, loss of lives, and economic turmoil. The Northern Nigeria is presently grappling with a distressing resurgence of criminal endeavours, particularly within predominantly ungoverned territories. States such as Kaduna, Plateau, Bauchi, Benue, and Niger have metamorphosed into ...

Resident Doctors’ strike and need for government to be more responsive

The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) two weeks ago through its National President, Dr Emeka Orji declared an indefinite strike. Dr Orji said the decision was made during the July National Executive Council meeting in Lagos. At the core of the doctors demands according to media reports are recruitment of more medical doctors to ...

Recurring coups: Corruption and decay of democracy in Africa

While the continent is still dragging the issues of military seizure of power in the Republic of Niger, another military junta struck in Gabon, leaving the standing of democracy in Africa on shaky grounds. Military coupists consisting army officers struck on Wednesday toppling the democratic government of President Ali Bongo, who has been in power ...

Cameroon’s Lagdo Dam opening and Nigeria’s last-minute approach to flooding

The planned opening of Lagdo Dam by the Cameron’s government has a devastating flood effect various Communities in Communities in Nigeria as a result of unkept or nonchalant attitude by citizens and government in taking precautions measures. In 2012, the release of water from the dam by Cameroonian Authorities had a devastating effect on Africa’s ...

Halting crude oil theft should be Tinubu’s topmost agenda

The National Security Adviser (NSA), Malam Nuhu Ribadu, over the weekend disclosed that the country loses an average of 400,000 barrels of crude oil daily to local and international thieves despite efforts to end the menace. Ribadu said these painful losses and economic sabotage translated to the country losing a whooping $4M every day The ...

Curriculum overhaul: Addressing the mismatch between education and industry needs

Nigeria's education system has long been plagued by various challenges, but the current state of affairs is alarming. Regrettably, a growing number of graduates from tertiary institutions are increasingly being criticised for lack of knowledge and skills in their respective fields. The crux of the matter lies in the failure of our tertiary institutions to ...

Why Tinubu’s ministers must prioritise revenue generation

The inauguration of Ministers to kick start work came forth last Monday, 24th August, after about 84 days of the Tinubu led Government. The time span also implied delay as the case used to be for costitutioning of the cabinet. The inauguration came after deep seated politicking for the appointments. The nomination and the screening ...

Expectations of Nigerians from new ministers

After waiting for almost four months the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu finally inaugurated his administrative cabinet (the Ministers) who have resumed office at their various Ministries. The ministers are coming at a critical period that the Economic situation is in shambles witnessed by high rate of inflation, rise in transport fares, Insecurity and unbearable living ...

Time to end hellish experience on Sagamu-Ogijo-Ikorodu road, others

People plying Ikorodu-Ogijo-Mosinmi-Shagamu expressway, a 25- kilometre road linking Lagos and Ogun States, have been in pains since the contractor handling the project abandoned work. Although the N22 billion project reportedly financed under the Sukuk bond, is about 75 per cent completed, the remaining 25 per cent, spanning from Sotubo to Lafarge Cement, Coca Cola ...

Deep losses: Ending the cascading menace of floods

Floods had since become epidemic and an unpleasant menace affecting our society at large as urgent, quick, and lasting solutions have not been implemented to curtail the incessant issue in our society. According to reports, damages and losses caused by floods are multitudinous as many individuals have been rendered homeless and stranded. Recall the National ...

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