When in July, 2009 Boko Haram insurgents reared their ugly head through the North East of the country into Nigerian territory, little did the people know that the country was in for real trouble. The first major strike by this…
Policy drafting, formulation, and implemention have been critical issues in the analysis of governance in Nigeria. One recent policy matter which has been on the front burner of discourse has been the recent discontinuation of payment of subsidy on petroleum…
About two weeks ago, there was a report of some rampaging suspected land grabbers killing a 24-year-old plumber identified simply as Femi and another yet-to-be-identified person in Orile Eegun Kara Nla via Mowe in the Obafemi Owode Local Government Area…
After the Student Loan Bill was signed, it has been a matter of discourse across the length and breadth of the country and have left students’ tongue wagging on the pros and cons of the patchy Act, as recently assented…
Of late Nigerian professionals are leaving the country for abroad and thousands are threatening to join the bandwagon. In fact recent survey has it that over 52 per cent of Nigerian professionals in different sectors, especially health sector will be…
One common feature tagged with the 9th National Assembly is the brandished label of being a “rubber stamp.” Although the standard expectation for modern democracy of has normalised the necessity for checks and balance among the three arms of government…
The President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu should as a matter of priority declare state of emergency on insecurity in the country to hit the ground running by eliminating unwanted elements holding citizens to ransom with the resumption of incessant attacks in…
Late Chief Moshood Kashimawo Abiola fondly called MKO was a business mogul with interest in media, airline, shipping, sports among others during his lifetime. Born in 1937 in Gbagura Area of Abeokuta, the capital of Ogun State, he was from…
In the mood of celebrating Nigeria’s Democracy, today marks fifth anniversary of the change of our dear country’s Democracy Day from the unpopular date, May 29 to the more relevant and appropriate date of June 12. The kudos for the…
Fuel subsidy was first introduced in Nigeria as early as the 1970s to cushion the effect of global oil glut of 1973 by the then military government. It is simply a mechanism devised by the Federal Governnment to pay for…
