Soludo and a new Anambra State (2) (Social reengineering) By LAW MEFOR
A social psychologist’s constant concern is with projects and policies that seek to bring about material and physical change without also bringing about a […]
OPINION
National spokespersons’ summit: Time to change the narrative, By VITALIS OBIDIAGHAA
Since the emergence of Dr. Ike Neliaku as the President of Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR), there are visible signs of excitement amongst […]
With Radda, a digital Katsina is rising BY KEN UGBECHIE
A good leader knows both the way and the destination. Such a leader works deliberately to take the people through that way to the destination. […]
Tinubu, beware the gathering dark clouds (1), By HASSAN GIMBA
I do not want to believe that in a country of close to 250 million people, I am the only one who thinks there […]
Land of Unfinished Business By CHIDI AMUTA
Among the pantheon of today’s political godlings, perhaps Senate President Mr. Godswill Akpabio is the epitome of the spirit of the times. An […]
PAP, NDDC and youth empowerment efforts By JEROME-MARIO UTOMI
Recently, the Interim Administrator, the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Maj. Gen. Barry Ndiomu (retd), said a total of 1,659 beneficiaries of the scheme’s scholarships are […]
International Women’s Day and plight of Nigerian women By JEROME-MARIO UTOMI
On Friday 8 March 2024, women across the globe, including those in Nigeria, will join the United Nations in celebrating the International Women’s Day under […]
Celebrating the resilience of Nasarawa women: Invest more in women to accelerate progress: A tribute By AMINA OMERI to the women of Nasarawa
In the heart of Nigeria, lies the Home of Solid Minerals-Nasarawa State. A land with a profound tapestry of culture and resilience woven by […]
Buruli Ulcer : Creating family disharmony beyond the disease, By TERFA KENE
Benue State has in the recent years experienced an increased incidence of Buruli Ulcer, a disease caused by Mycobacterium ulcerans. This is evidenced by the […]
Hello NECA, et al. EEL is good for Nigeria, By SUFUYAN OJEIFO
In a globalized world, the movement of labour across borders has become commonplace. Nigeria, like many other nations, has experienced an influx of expatriates […]
Performance bond and Niger Delta innovation catalysts By JEROME-MARIO UTOMI
It is a pedestrian information that as part of effort by the President Bola Tinubu led Federal Government to achieve innovation driven development of […]
The phenomenal Tompolo: The book of nature and the meritorious NUJ Award of his sense of patriotism By ASIAYEI ENAIBO
Splash of fishes on the surface of the river, up and deep down again to eat from the offerings, birds perched on the dining […]
Is Nigeria’s quest to end child marriage within reach? BY JUSTINA AUTA
Although what constitutes child marriage ranges from country to country in Nigeria child marriage is any formal marriage or informal union between a […]
Mr President, salary hike won’t resolve the present hunger, BY HASSAN GIMBA
These days, the words dominating the air are “hunger” and “protest”. And that, we are told, is because of two others – “dollar” and […]
Tinubu and the Scarcity of Optimism, By CHIDI AMUTA
In more sensible places, President Tinubu’s job approval rating is so woeful that he should have been job hunting by now. In the […]
Global decline of Liberal Democracy and calls for new governance models, By PAUL EJIME
Pro-democracy activists and scholars are concerned about the global decline of freedom, erosion of the rule of law, and the growing threats to Western-style liberal […]
The distinction between Global Certificate of Occupancy vs. Individual Certificate of Occupancy properties in Lagos By DENNIS ISONG
In Lagos, Nigeria, property ownership and documentation play crucial roles in ensuring clarity, transparency, and legal security. One of the fundamental aspects of property […]
Funding NASENI for research and development By JEROME-MARIO UTOMI
If there is any recent evidence that points to hope for Science and Engineering Infrastructure in Nigeria, it is the recent visit to the […]
ECOWAS rapprochement with Niger Republic, Mali and Burkina Faso: A face-off far from over By LAW MEFOR
The rapprochement of the Economic Commission of West African States, ECOWAS, with the three countries that recently quit the regional body namely, Niger, Mali, […]
Why ALDRAP is challenging the extension of National Assembly workers’ retirement age in court By LAW MEFOR
The National Assembly just passed the Bill to increase the retirement age of National Assembly civil servants to 65 years or 40 years of […]