The recent forfeiture of 753 duplexes by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has triggered a wave of public interest and concern, not just because of the large number of properties involved, but due to the lack of transparency…
The recent revelation that 229 police officers lost their lives over just 22 months is a tragic reminder of the dangers facing those who serve on the frontlines of law enforcement in Nigeria. The loss of nearly 10 officers every…
In recent times, Nigeria has been facing the grim reality of hyperinflation, with its most profound manifestation since May 29, 2023, when President Bola Tinubu’s administration announced the removal of the fuel subsidy. This policy shift triggered an immediate and…
Netflix has recently moved to dispel rumours regarding its potential exit from the Nigerian market, reaffirming its ongoing dedication to the country’s entertainment sector. In a statement issued recently, the streaming giant reassured both subscribers and stakeholders, emphasising that the…
The President, on September 3, transmitted four significant tax reform bills to the National Assembly for consideration. These include the Nigeria Tax Bill 2024, which is designed to provide a comprehensive fiscal framework for taxation in the country; the Tax…
Despite the excitement surrounding the revival of local refineries, Nigerians remain skeptical about lasting change in fuel prices and supply. The recent announcement of the resumption of production at the Port Harcourt Refinery has been met with cautious optimism across…
Nigeria’s primary education system is in crisis, and the outlook is becoming increasingly bleak. The country has the second-highest number of out-of-school children globally, a shocking statistic that highlights the urgent need for intervention. Yet, state governors across the country…
The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has once again brought to light the persistent issue of infrastructure vandalism, a challenge that continues to undermine the country’s power sector and prevent the delivery of reliable electricity to millions of Nigerians. At…
The recent resumption of operations at the Port Harcourt Refinery, Nigeria’s largest state-owned oil processing facility, has been met with both applause and skepticism. The news marks a significant milestone for the country’s ailing oil and gas sector, one that…
Nigeria’s sanitation crisis, as highlighted by the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), demands immediate and sustained attention. A staggering 95 million Nigerians lack access to sanitation services, with over 48 million forced to practice open defecation, including 18 million children.…
