Time to rework Nigeria’s foreign policy

By Alabi Williams President Bola Tinubu’s recent outing at the 63rd Ordinary Session of the Authority of Heads of State and Government of the Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS), in Guinea-Bissau, where he emerged as new chairperson could instigate renewed activism for the country’s foreign relations. Nigeria has taken the back bench at international […]

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President Tinubu, please readjust your take-off solution palliatives

By: Ven. Amb. Nelson Fadoju. A good start in a 100 meter or any race or administration of a  country or organization gives a successful ending for victory. But, if the start-off is rugged or slow, the finishing may be wrong unless God says YES and supports. So, President Tinubu should note that he is […]

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Tinubu as “Sobia” in need of Oluganbe leaf

By Festus Adedayo Initial applauses from Bretton Woods and some local economists that greeted the economic reforms of the Bola Tinubu presidency were deafening. The reforms were termed bold and courageous. The most surgically painful of them, which drilled deep down into the marrows of Nigerians, was the removal of fuel subsidy. In a country […]

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Taming the monster of frequent boat accidents

Apart from the huge human and economic loss the country suffers from incessant mishaps of boats on the waterways, the accidents are a serious disservice to the government’s desire to explore the waterways fully as a means of public transportation. There is no doubt that if properly developed, the country’s waters can provide a cheap, […]

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Insecurity: Nigerians await a better deal

The change of administration from one that was obviously overwhelmed by the kidnapping and killings of Nigerians by terrorists, to another that hotly promises strategic and tactical attacks on the murderous bands, has, unfortunately not translated to a reduction in the spate of killers on the rampage. North and south, east and west, gunmen roam […]

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JAMB and the challenge to lift tertiary education

Remarkable as the revenue being generated by the Joint Admissions Matriculation Board (JAMB) for the federal government is, the debate that has ensued over the impact or otherwise of the funds on improving tertiary education should not be surprising. It is indeed true that money being generated by JAMB is not being used, at least […]

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