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Unmasking patrons driving extension of drug-trafficking networks

The paradox of the extension of the networks of drug trafficking, despite heavy clampdown by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), among other accompanying security agencies, has been a rabble rouser evoking thoughts. One would have, in all, expect the drowning of trafficking of hard drugs with the spate of arrests and seizures recorded ...

Rainy season: Building resistant framework against flooding

Social Intervention: Redefining the operating framework of programme clusters

Interim Govt call: Extreme, alien, not a solution to Nigeria’s challenges

Food Crisis: Incentives, grants, security protection, core demands for another planting season

State-of-the-Nation: Even distribution of wealth critical to rebound Nigeria in cohesion

2023 guber: Responding to signals of insecurity threats

Fears of Nigerians over the fate of the 2023 General Elections amidst insecurity scourge has apparently begun to surface with pointers of threats. Resounding notations of the 2023 General Elections projected to suffer disturbing glitches by insecurity menace have been taking course, as many fear the prevailing situations if left unchecked, would bastardise the processes. ...

Power sector cyclical deficiencies demand emergency

It is now disheartening that epilepsy of power has grown to a height of national disorder at a length that is distasteful. Running into months, black-outs have become a sour herb placed before Nigerians. While the hitherto existing conditions have been distasteful, the recurrent collapse of the national grid recently has seen total blackouts frowning ...

2023 Presidency: Merit, capacity will do Nigerians more good

Choice of a suitable candidate for the 2023 presidency has put before Nigerians a deep teaser. This is particularly pronounced, now that the prevailing conditions of sour distasteful dissatisfaction demands nothing but making the right choice of candidate to be elected into power to pilot the Country for another political season. The place for election ...

Diversification: Developing framework for value chains in Nigeria’s agriculture sector

Looking into developing the various value chains in the agriculture sector in Nigeria has become pertinent. The significance of same cannot be overemphasised if the reality of developing agriculture as an alternative and/or better still, formidable complement to oil would be attainable. The prevailing status of the sector speaks volume of several value chains which ...

Securing North-West: Isolating Kaduna may bear extensive reflections

Another attack in Kaduna State on Sunday, left a community leader named, Isiaku Madaki, killed in his residence at Kakura in Chikun Local Government Area. The malady came a day after he was installed on Saturday, 9th April, 2022. Report revealed the gunmen stormed the village in the early hours of Sunday while the euphoria ...

Chain of hard drugs & the restive posture to national courses

Reports of hard drugs and its trafficking have begun to assume fixture of records again. For this calendar year, it is not much expected that the rate of substance abuse and drug trafficking might record any downward slope. This is much close to sniff since there are no new approaches disclosed yet on tackling the ...

2022 N7.35trn Budget Deficit: Justification by outcomes best for increasing borrowings

Nigeria’s debts have not ceased to put many to concern as the fear of the future impacts of rising debt profile amid harsh uncertainties of the Country’s economy, pose oblique sight before Nigerians. Worries have been heightened, particularly as tangible positivity apparently remains scarce to behold without concrete outcomes from the recurrent borrowings in recent ...

2023 General Elections: Statesmanship, Umpire roles in sticking to the rules of 2022 Electoral Act

As elections for another general political transition draw near with roving dynamics, it is important that the political landscape be regulated to have well coordinated processes. The significance of having election has also brought into play the necessity to ensure such is practiced within reasonable limits of order. The definitive configurations of patterns to have ...

Worries of killings: Rejigging national military architecture now non-negotiable

Rejigging Nigeria’s military architecture has been a recent call with reverberating resonance. This has taken vociferous dimension, particularly since recent spates of attacks and killings have put to question the viability of the prevailing military strength against the scourge of terrorism, banditry and their appendages. The Country in the last two weeks is known to ...

Brain-Drain: Nigeria’s teeming population challenged by shortage of experts

Perhaps, ignorance of the macro impacts of the defects of brain-drain on national stature may be one of the reasons Nigerian authorities have not yet risen from their slumber in decades since the phenomenon began to take course. At another level, it may be not much a case of unawareness, but gross insensitivity to the ...

Insecurity fears: Threat to 2023 general elections that must be addressed

Nigeria’s woes on insecurity heighten by the day. Recurring attacks across the Country have left worries on the face of many. The recent double calculated attacks on rail stations in Kaduna in less than 24-hours brought up sourer narratives to colour the scourge of insecurity in the Country. The resort of citizens to rail as ...

Internet fraud: Fighting the illicit venture with hard & soft responses

Internet fraud constitutes one of the deficient phenomena that has come to tag Nigeria with deforming character. At the forefront of international community, the perception this has incited for the Country is nothing appealing from all frame of thoughts. It is one debilitating profile which poses negative impacts on the Country. Nigerian nationales now have ...

Insecurity in Kaduna: Bad omen to national peace, demanding an emergency

Multiple attacks in Kaduna in less than 24 hours between Monday night, March 28 and Tuesday, March 29, 2022, saw the narratives of insecurity in the Country assuming a dreadful dimension. A terrorists’ bomb attack Monday night on an Abuja-Kaduna routed train had left a number of persons dead. It was gathered the Rigasa Train ...

Nigeria’s education deficits: Redefining the scope & quality assurance

Education in Nigeria has no doubt been posing its effects of reflections according to the profile of same in the Country. It is of note that though the impacts of education is largely known to have borne its positive effects on the Country, yet, the huge deficits is by all means bearing its negativities on ...

Addressing Kaduna killings as an emergency

Barely a week (20th Sunday, March, 2022) after an attack that left no less than 34 persons dead, another gruesome attack by mischievous gunmen on Sunday, 28th March, 2022, left a community in Giwa Local Government Area of Kaduna State in trouble, with the killing of 15 locals. Report gathered revealed that the bandits invaded ...

Power failure: Developing potentials of alternative sources of generation

Nationwide blackout has not left Nigeria alone. Recently, epilepsy of power supply has been on the recurrent scale for about three months, as inconsistencies along the operating lines of the sector’s working architecture have left sour narratives for the Country. March 15, 2022, a total system collapse which came at the heels of recurrent failures ...

Southern Kaduna: Time to leave the shore of condolence to proactive response mechanisms

Security turbulence in Nigeria has remained a subject of sour distaste in Nigeria. The deepening conditions recently have seen extensive rots of unleashing terrors on the various parts of the Country. As insecurity appears to have become localised in various versions with peculiar characters across regions and zones, their effects have in all ways left ...

Agriculture Bills: Avoiding bottlenecks in Legislative-Executive processes

As calls in Nigeria have given premium importance to agriculture as a means to solve woes of Nigeria’s economy through diversification, the demands for institutionalising structures to give concretised expression to the necessity has become important. Recently, bills presented for deliberation within the architecture of the National Assembly has continued to surface. While some have ...

The need for state of emergency on power supply, petroleum products

That the present state of epilepsy of power supply has begun to threaten businesses, and at large the economy, is not questionable. Frantic lamentations over the strains the failure of power supply is posing to businesses, particularly those on small-scale which operations rest heavily on power. Worse has been complaints of rising bills despite the ...

Food safety: Why standard check has become necessary on agriculture produces

The issue of food safety has become topical recently. Although the subject may appear to be attracting not much strong campaign as is required, yet its impacts have seen Nigeria’s agricultural produce suffering rejection from gaining in-roads into the developed world over time. As the need for structures of safety standards has been identified and ...

N-Power: Fortifying strucutures of validation on intervention schemes to address alarming youth unemployment

As the scourge of harsh economic conditions continue to leave sour narratives behind, the demands to reposition the deficient straws to get the same bouncing back to life has become of necessity. By the worsening strings, unemployment, particularly among the teeming youth, has been a breeding ground for wings of social delinquencies with the scourge ...

Drug trafficking/abuse: Displacing charlatans from gatekeeping institutions

Threats on the societal fabrics of the Nigerian society by drug related escapades have been resounding recently. Most particularly, as crime rate worsens, the impacts of hard-drug related activities have been noted to be a weighty factor in the cause and effect relation analysis. The proliferation of substance abuse has been a bane the society ...

Agriculture: Quest for diversification futile without political will

That coordinated efforts to vitalise the working fabrics of the agriculture sector for efficiency towards productivity, largely demanded for the diversification of Nigeria’s economy, remain sacrosanct is rationally justifiable. Since agriculture has been held in reckon as high ranking among the topmost blend for which the course of diversification can be given the breath of ...

Niger Delta resurfacing agitations: A threat to Nigeria’s economy

Agitations in Nigeria’s honey-pot region, the Niger-Delta, have been known to be belligerent over time, since oil exploration began to effect its impacts on the zone. The demands for amnesty in compensation for the degradation of the region’s habitat owing to oil exploration, have been a course of resounding subject. Several perspectives in the clustering ...

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