Recording its one-off biggest seizure, the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) on Monday September 19, 2022, disclosed how it bust into a compartment warehousing narcotics worth over N194billion in the Ikorodu area of Lagos State. At least, four drug…
Unfavourable economy in Nigeria has left the Country with seething unemployment records alongside deep seated poverty rate. In March 2021, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) had placed unemployment rate in Nigeria at 3.33 percent. The figure translate to mean…
Internet fraud has discoloured Nigeria’s status with ugly appearances. The deformities may not be detached from Nigerians who form the nation. While not all citizens can be tagged dubious to this delinquency, the pronounced profile of the delinquency among many…
Warnings on the dangers of flooding have definitely not been out of place recently, to give ample chance for governments in Nigeria to prepare to forestall mishaps. It is however, a sorry reflection the narrative that despite the projections of…
The mining sector in Nigeria, rather than forming a formidable force for economic strength which it has the potential to drive, has become an endangered specie with the scourge of illegal ventures which have entangled the sector. It is apparent…
That Nigeria may be running into debt trap has been one concern which has continued to attract outcries. Although, the government has maintained Nigeria’s borrowings is within the limit of Debt-to-GDP (Gross Domestic Product) ratio, it is apparent that there…
Performances of critical sectors of Nigeria’s economy reflect much is needed to be done as oil still overshadows accruals as the mainstay of the economy. Overdependence on oil has not been healthy for the economy, a fact that recent realities…
Calculated attacks on schools recently took the scores of Nigeria’s insecurity narratives to another level of fright. Although attacks on schools could be trailed back as far as the Chibok girls kidnap of April 14, 2014 by the mischievous Boko-haram…
Infrastructure gaps have been on negative records, largely forming a pulling string against the Nigerian economy. It is on record that the Nigerian government needs about US$100 billion annually to address the nation’s infrastructure deficits. It remains indisputable that infrastructure…
That Nigeria is in labour crisis cannot be justifiably disputed. The resonating vibes of recurrent industrial actions are one among other reflections, which particularly for the public sector have been on tolls of lamentable records. The direct and indirect expressions…
