At a time when Nigeria is working to relaunch its economy, particularly in the face of continuous challenges, the country’s electricity industry is at a crossroads. The post Protecting Nigeria’s …
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Where did the ecological funds go?
The Maiduguri flooding disaster has forced Nigerians to start asking questions. Seeing the magnitude of the catastrophe and how helpless the state government is, people are wondering, ‘Wait a minute, …
Read More »Resumption of school session
SCHOOLS are resuming nationwide, and parents and guardians are distraught by the hike in tuition. While September usually raises tensions among parents as their wards, especially primary and secondary pupils …
Read More »Tinubu’s trip to China
AFTER two weeks out of the country, President Bola Tinubu returned on September 15. Nigerians are familiar with his long and frequent global shuttles, with the China trip being his …
Read More »Mrs Tinubu’s desperate search for relevance
In July, the wife of President Mrs Oluremi Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Initiative launched a “smart farming” project to boost food production. According to her, if everyone takes up farming, the …
Read More »The minister’s curious lamentation on power supply
The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, is reported recently to lament the resort by industries to ‘their own captive power plants’ while ignoring electricity supply from the national grid. The …
Read More »How Dangote Refinery, Globacom, Air Peace can be made global brands – Part 2
What most Nigerians may not know is that these manufacturers that are contracted to carry out turnaround maintenance on our refineries are suspected to be the same that are part …
Read More »Recalibrating Nigeria’s education policy for the 21st century
The unity of coherent logic and policymaking 101 establishes a fundamental premise. That is, to solve a problem, you analyse the root causes, the ramifications thereof over the short, medium …
Read More »Online dispute resolution: A strategic solution for reducing court backlogs
Court backlogs are a persistent challenge for legal systems around the world, with the U.S. and Nigeria being prime examples of jurisdictions where cases can take years to resolve. These …
Read More »Russia and Ukraine: Let us break the cycle
The cycle begins with a series of small local or regional conflicts. They were curtain raisers of the progression. In the first cycle, such conflicts began in Balkans. At the …
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