The silent war against Nigeria’s forests
Across Nigeria, a silent environmental war is unfolding — one that threatens not only the nation’s biodiversity but also the…
One year after flood: Maiduguri residents still struggle for safe drinking water
It has been over a year since the heavy flood that destroyed major water pipelines and reservoirs in Maiduguri, the…
Tinubu’s new service chiefs: Hope, expectation and the burden of performance
When President Bola Ahmed Tinubu announced the appointment of new service chiefs last week, it marked another major reshuffle at…
The spreading fire of insecurity in Nigeria and the Sahel
By: Princess Jane Simon Across Nigeria and the wider Sahel region, insecurity has evolved into a complex humanitarian and political…
Do we really need military coup in Nigeria?
There are strong indications that the top military personnel might be secretly planning with some other aggrieved politicians to overthrow…
Leading with empathy: Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf and the politics of compassion
By Abu Fouad In a political landscape often marked by division and rivalry, Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf of Kano State…
How can we stop fake travel agents from issuing fake visas to Nigerians?
Is Nigeria a fake country? No. I am a Nigerian. Nigeria is not a fake nation because it is blessed…
The quiet crisis: Nigeria’s looming food insecurity
By Muhammad Samaila Muhammad Nigeria is gradually slipping into a food crisis that threatens not just its economic stability but…
Urgent action needed to address ethnic tensions in Warri Federal Constituency
A call to action has been made by Comrade George Tamaragbabrapa Mulade-Sheriff, an undergraduate student and advocate for peace, to…
Nigeria’s silent healthcare emergency
By Ngamarju Elizabeth Apagu Behind the noise of politics and economic debates lies one of Nigeria’s most pressing crises: the…
The Central Bank of Nigeria and the battle for economic stability
By Mercy Luka The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) sits at the heart of the country’s economy, serving as both…
Where do criminals get their guns to attack innocent Nigerians everyday?
It is trite law in Nigeria that anyone found with an unlicensed gun will be arrested and charged with unlawful…
NAPTIP and the battle against human trafficking in Nigeria
By Solomon Dilibe Obinna At the center of Nigeria’s fight against human trafficking is the National Agency for the…
NPHCDA and the quest for universal healthcare in Nigeria
By Timothy Ali Samuel Healthcare is one of the most critical sectors that determine a nation’s well-being and productivity. In…
How the state of schools and student’s living standard can invalidate curriculum change
By: Kazeem Olalekan The public excitement that followed the inclusion of digital literacy and even artificial intelligence courses in Nigeria’s…
From hostels to markets: The role of social media in growing student and small businesses
By Afolabi Abisola Favour IN today’s digital economy, social media has become more than just a space for entertainment, it…
Nigerians in diaspora should be well-behaved
Nigerians in the diaspora should behave responsibly. The wise saying goes: “Charity begins at home.” It’s unfortunate that some Nigerian…
Re: Age 16 JAMB Admission Benchmark
I write to make a passionate appeal to the authorities to reconsider a certain aspect concerning age 16 JAMB Admission…
NBA-AGC: Pushing beyond the CPD points
Before I begin, I commend the Nigerian Bar Association, led by Mazi Afam Osigwe, SAN, for its energetic and effective…
NEMA and the push to prevent another flood tragedy
By: Abdulhamid Abdullahi Aliyu Floods have once again crept into the Nigerian conversation as the rains gather momentum. Each year,…
