The International Air Transport Association estimated that Nigeria lost about N21bn monthly during the COVID-19 outbreak, adding that it would take until 2024 for the aviation sector to improve and…

Concerning governance, there is never any moment too early, nor demand too drastic in calling for the overhaul of security agencies where their activities intrude on the fundamental rights of…

Coming inwards Lagos from the Lagos-Ibadan expressway, a mountainous dumpsite on the right side stares you in the face, just after the 7up Bus Stop at Oregun. Beyond the landfill,…

The dangers and risks of operating without a national geocentric datum in any of the countries of the contemporary world are grievous, to say the least. Geocentric datum is a…

“I advise parents to stop keeping issues of this nature to themselves. I have seen a lot of situations where the parents say the perpetrator is their uncle or relative,…

Recently, I was at an event that brought together academics, programme managers, policymakers and national and global health experts to review data and trends in public health issues; the area…

Some bank executives are taking to heart literally the adage that says once bitten, twice shy. Over fears of corporate raids, the executives are increasing their stakes in their banks…

Nigeria, a multi-ethnic country, is a nation of nations with more than 250 ethnic and linguistic groups making up its geographical space and colonial contraption. It has not become an…

Twenty-eight-year-old Rose Chukwuka, a beautiful lady from Enugu State, curvy, with her caramel skin complexion, beautiful set of teeth, and welcoming eyes, is physically endowed but emotionally and psychologically damaged…

he marks his 81st birthday today, roughly six months after the completion of his two terms as President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari’s story continues to resonate with a nation that…