By FEMI ADESINA The country has been agog this week with fallout from the signing of the long-awaited Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) into law. That legislation has now become Petroleum...
By Sesugh Akume There is a unanimous and growing consensus that Nigeria is not working. Whereas some are of the opinion that bad leadership is the main culprit, others say...
By DIKE CHUKWUMERIJE Malami did not compare oranges with oranges. If the Southern Governors had banned cattle herding, he would have a point. But what they banned was open grazing...
By CHIEF DURO ONUBALE I saw a video clip of a group of young Yoruba elites, canvassing the creation of Oduduwa Republic. The spokesman of the group claimed that they...
By ATIM ATEDZE The National Youth Service Corps ( NYSC) has come of age so much so that the institution's gains cannot be quantified in the country's socio-economic life. So...
By ANDRES VEGA Energy poverty represents one of the most critical challenges for development in Africa. According to the International Energy Agency, in 2019, the continent had more than 580...
By YANGE IKYAA As G20 finance ministers meet this week in Rome to discuss how they will build back from the pandemic, WaterAid is raising an alarm and urging global...
Institutions of higher learning from the northern part of Nigeria have been conspicuously missing, as universities from the south side of the country lead the pack in the 2021 university...
By NATHANIEL IKYUR The leadership of Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore is at it again. Just over a week ago, the organization, through its national secretary, Saleh Alhassan, issued a statement...
Parents of students in the Oakley Union Elementary School District in the United States were furious after school board members mocked them during an online meeting. Unaware their conversation was...