There is no gainsaying the fact that the scourge of corruption has brought Nigeria to its knees, from economic underdevelopment to sociopolitical decadence. Over the years, we have had leaders …
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Femi Johnson: Ignorance in aviation sector, poor decisions negatively impacting industry, Nigeria
Nigeria’s aviation sector is in a critical state as safety violations persist, aggravated by the decisions of the Minister of Aviation, Festus Keyamo. The Minister’s actions have caused uncertainty among …
Read More »It’s time to stop mining into private pockets
The debate on Nigeria’s vast reserves of natural resources such as energy minerals like coal and lithium; metallic minerals like gold and lead-zinc; and industrial minerals like limestone and barite, …
Read More »Police and contributory pension scheme
The Senate, on July 4, 2024, passed for a second reading a bill that seeks to remove police retirees from the Contributory Pension Scheme (CPS). The post Police and contributory …
Read More »Multigenerational wealth: Strategies for asset protection
Wealth protection and preservation are essential for families aiming to secure their financial legacies for future generations. In today’s complex financial and legal landscape The post Multigenerational wealth: Strategies for …
Read More »Nigeria’s constitutional reform: The case for viable federalism
Recognising the unique configuration of its multi-cultural, multi-ethnic and multi-lingual people comprising over 200 tribes and languages, the well-founded hypothesis of federalism has long been proclaimed in Nigeria’s constitutional antecedents. …
Read More »Samoa LGBT Agreement and freedom of expression
It is sad that the Tinubu government has resorted to threatening individuals and the media for exercising their constitutional right to freedom of expression by commenting on the Samoa LGBT …
Read More »University education and highfalutin euphemisms
It does not provoke much unease when attempts to conceptualise what everyone craves descend into definitional anarchy. The post University education and highfalutin euphemisms appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria …
Read More »Govs must reduce teacher shortage crisis
THE outlook for basic education in Nigeria is alarming, compounded by the shortage of teachers in the states. As the foundation of the country’s education architecture, issues at the primary …
Read More »Olatunji Dare: Shavian in every material particular
Professor Olatunji Dare, journalist, teacher, scholar, public intellectual and mentor to many, turns 80 years old today. This man of letters, who writes to advance the cause of citizens on …
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