By Erasmus Ikhide In strategic scientific study of crime, it’s well noted that enormous variety among criminals and criminal acts in complex societies such as Nigeria must be pigeonholed holed into the typology of crime to achieve solutions to the…
…Nigeria remains our most important partner in Africa – US By Moses Adeniyi The United States (US) and Nigeria, have on Thursday, signed a $2.17 billion Development Objective Agreement, aimed at expanding energy access, economic growth and revitalise democracy in Nigeria. The…
By Muhammadu Buhari It is possible that the first contact was made in 1601 between the French and the peoples of “Guinee” – the name for the lands we know today as Nigeria. Only a few years before, the then…
The Federal Government of Nigeria is organising the Nigeria International Partnership Forum (NIPF), a high-level event to accompany and strengthen Nigeria’s participation in the Paris Peace Forum. The one-day NIPF will bring together the Nigerian and French governments and private…
Cost of governance in Nigeria has become topical as a resounding submission since the storm of economic downturn began to record wobbling dimensions. The essential factor of huge investment in capital project has unequivocally been on the top front of…
Investing in research for innovations and inventions to boost development in Nigeria remains a course which is resoundingly significant to put Nigeria in the limelight of meaningful definitions of a modern nation of a civilised entity of the 21st Century.…
By Kayode Tokede The Ambassador of Japan to Nigeria, Mr Matsunaga Kazuyoshi, says the total trade volume between Nigeria, the economic powerhouse in Africa, and Japan is one billion dollars per year. Kazuyoshi stated this via a recorded video, on Monday,…
Nigeria and other nations involved in huge gas flaring could lose up to $82bn a year due to global gas flaring, according to GlobalData report. The report identified biggest gas flarers, accounting for over 87 per cent of all flared…
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has said that Nigeria, Egypt, Kenya and South Africa account for about a third of the incubators and accelerators and 80per cent of investments in Africa. This is according to the new report titled, ‘Entrepreneurship…
Industrial actions have grown in Nigeria to become a seated phenomenon in the character of political and labour contention within the Country. The struggles by Labour unions have over time lasted with reoccurring subjects which have been left unaddressed. The…
