The recent recognition of the State of Palestine by Spain, Ireland, and Norway, with a view to ending the current war in Gaza, is a welcome The post Recognition of …
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Jolting leaders slumbering amidst global supply chain restructuring
The realities of the post-pandemic era, recurring turmoil in the Middle east, uneasiness in Eastern Europe, increasing polarisation and the The post Jolting leaders slumbering amidst global supply chain restructuring …
Read More »Why Nigeria should be concerned with international climate litigation (2)
Some African States have shown serious interest through their submissions. For example, Sierra Leone’s submission to the ITLOS reflects Buh The post Why Nigeria should be concerned with international climate …
Read More »The orphan marriage saga in Niger State (2)
Child marriage remains a pervasive issue in Niger, with one in four women aged 25-29 having been married before the age of 15. The post The orphan marriage saga in …
Read More »Affordability crisis in Nigeria’s food inflation
The reigning metaphor in Nigeria today is: “Hunger in the land.” The Yoruba rendition of the metaphor puts it a bit more frighteningly as Eb The post Affordability crisis in …
Read More »Kano shows the way in primary education
WHILE the abysmal state of primary education in Nigeria seems largely ignored, Kano Governor Abba Yusuf has shown the way forward about the plight of basic education in the state. …
Read More »Literacy rate determines financial power
Using data from sources like UNESCO, World Bank, and Our World in Data, Data Pandas published the 2024 literacy rate involving 207 countries. The last 10 on the list, excluding …
Read More »Reality check on minimum wage chaos
THE minimum wage negotiations have descended into chaos. Without declaring a trade dispute, the Nigeria Labour Congress and the Trade Union Congress embarked on a strike during negotiations, accusing the …
Read More »Stoking avoidable labour unrests
Nigerians are still weighing costs of last week’s industrial action by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC). Some confessed that Labour did well to knock some seriousness into this government, which …
Read More »Nnewi’s manufacturing sector’s potential as the ‘Japan of Africa’
Nnewi, a city in southeastern Nigeria’s Anambra State is often heralded as the “Japan of Africa” due to its remarkable industrial prowess and entrepreneurial spirit. This bustling commercial hub has …
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