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The Tainted Trio At The Helm Of Nigeria’s Affairs
Two weeks ago, Nigeria got a new Chief Justice of the Federation, Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun. She is from the same state, Lagos, as...
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Alert: FG To Borrow $500M In Foreign Currency Bonds From Nigerians Abroad, Debt Crisis May Worsen
The Nigerian government has announced plans to issue $500 million in domestic foreign currency-denominated bonds within three to four weeks. Wale Edun, the...
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Power outages Spark Protests in Nigerian Universities, Deepen Educational Inequalities
Sodiq Adebayo is a penultimate student of Chemistry at the University of Ibadan. He seldom has power on his phone and laptop to...
Editorial
2024 Budget: Cutting the Excesses of National Assembly
On November 29, 2023, President Bola Tinubu submitted an appropriation bill of N27.5 trillion for 2024 to the National Assembly. Eventually, the budget...
EditorialHuman RightsNews
Nigeria: Consumer Rights and Protection Under FCCPC
Under Section 32 of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission Act, a consumer is any person or group who demands goods, products,...
EditorialHealth
FG On Nurses Welfare: “Clip Their Wings, They Go Nowhere”
The past few weeks have been distressing for Nigerian nurses grappling with the potential realities of a new development in their profession. In...
EditorialSports
AFCON: Beyond Africa’s Raging Troubles
A single cheer erupts from a Lagos street corner, echoing across the continent and uniting millions in a shared heartbeat. The source? Not...
Editorial
Tourists apologise on behalf of white ancestors over slavery in Africa
Juan Ignacio, a historian from Argentina, has apologised on behalf of the whites for the role of their ancestors in slavery in Africa....
EditorialNews
Editorial: Kidnapping, The New Business In Nigeria
“Gunmen abduct two sisters in Abuja, demand N30 million ransom.” “About 3,620 people kidnapped, N5 billion demanded as ransom in one year.” “Kidnappers...
EditorialNews
EDITORIAL: After Decades Of Violence, Plateau Killings Remain Grossly Under-reported
Mainstream Nigerian media has grossly under-reported the genocide and land grabbing taking place in the Middle Belt region of Nigeria. The recent attacks...
ColumnEditorial
The Carnage in the Middle Belt of Nigeria
“Two killed, five left injured…” The president has expressed deep sorrow over the killings “One hundred fatalities were recorded and several thousand displaced,”...
ColumnEditorial
Some Historical Perspective of the Carnage in the Middle Belt of Nigeria
“Two killed, five left injured…” The president has expressed deep sorrow over the killings “One hundred fatalities were recorded and several thousand displaced,”...