President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration’s desperation for the $800 million from the World Bank despite having less than two weeks to leave the seat of power has continued to be a severe concern to Nigerians. According to the Debt Management Office,…
Recently, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) gave banks and other financial institutions a 30-day timeline to close accounts without Bank Verification (BVN) which is a good omen to end the incessant diversion of funds by public Officers and government…
The National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives (NANNM) last week Friday said over 75,000 nurses and midwives left the country in five years to seek greener pastures. The association also decried the insecurity situation in the country, particularly the…
Nigerians had been advised earlier this year not to ignore warning forecast by the relevant weather monitoring and emergency management agencies about this year’s rainfall and flooding expectations. Rainfall is known to be responsible for rapid increase in dilapidated roads…
Every four years, Nigeria’s political class dazzle Nigerians with grandeous promises to make Nigeria’s heathcare system worldclass. However, the reality is far fetched from the promises that have been made. The fear of Nigerians have in recent times been heightened…
President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration’s appetite for borrowing despite having less than 19 days to leave the seat of power continues to be a severe concern to Nigerians. According to the Debt Management Office, as of the Fourth Quarter of 2022,…
Few weeks ago, the Defence Headquarters vowed to resist anything that would truncate democracy. The Director of Defence Information, Brigadier General Tukur Gusau told Journalists in Abuja, just as the Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen Faruk Yahaya, threatened to…
The importance of good network of roads to building a virile economy cannot be overemphasised. In fact, road is one basic infrastructure that makes commuting of people, goods and services from one place to another so seamless without which life…
Weeks after boisterous fighting broke out between two factions of the Sudanese government, stranded Nigerians trapped in that country in a progressive report began to arrive home. Following different tardy movements to rescue people from the war-torn country, it’s crystal…
A popular African proverb says that, “soup wey sweet, na money kill am.” This could be said to be the antidote to Nigeria’s failing health sector. The sector has recorded little growth over the years compared to her peers in…
