The day passed quietly last week: no fun fair; no noise-making. It was not because he is no longer in the flesh. Even if he were, the great day would…

The plight of out-of-school children remains a significant obstacle for Nigeria, particularly in the northern region where the problem is most acute. This pressing issue has dominated discussions across various…

By Niran Adedokun This day, three years ago, an unprecedented event in Nigeria’s history occurred. The country’s 21st Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt Gen Ibrahim Attahiru, died alongside ten…

Nearly one year before he eventually prevailed in the legal contest over the destination of the governorship election which occurred in Ekiti State in 2007, on November 20, 2009, Kayode…

Sir: Analysing Nigeria’s political system, especially within Osun State, requires a multifaceted approach, considering its complex dynamics. Nigeria operates as a federal republic, with power divided between the Federal Government…

“Nigerians are good people. It is our leaders that are bad.” “Nigerians are hardworking and conscientious, but our leaders are heartless. Nigeria would not be associated with corruption if not…

Last week, Labour opted out of the Tripartite National Minimum Wage Committee, that is tasked with negotiating a new wage for workers. The workers’ body said it realised government wasn’t…

Mr President, this is a continuation of my analysis of the military base ‘request’ by the United States and France that your administration has declared as misinformation. Many Nigerians are…

Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo State recently announced himself as the commissioner in charge of lands, citing the need to avert the recurrence of inadequacies under the previous commissioner he…

Nigeria presently has an irrigation potential of about 3.4 million hectares (ha) and 162 irrigation dams with a total storage capacity of 11 billion cubic meters, sufficient to irrigate 725,000ha,…