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Nigerian Universities for Billionaires

Nigerian Universities for Billionaires

D r. Goodluck Jonathan’s story of growing up without as much as wearing shoes remains inspirational after he overcame poverty, gained admission into the university and ended up as the first Nigerian president to have…

Reclaiming the South East

Reclaiming the South East

What is happening in the South- East Geopolitical Zone is unacceptable. What began as a peaceful movement has suddenly turned violent, with criminal gangs fouling the once serene environment. People are now mandatorily forced to…

Retired judges deserve justice

Retired judges deserve justice

Chief Justice of the Federation (CJN), Olukayode Ariwoola must be going through stress all day long. It is inconceivable that judges who have the power of life and death cannot live honourably in retirement. The…

As RMAFC keeps defending jumbo pay for politicians

As RMAFC keeps defending jumbo pay for politicians

A lot of burning questions have been triggered since June 2023 when Alhaji Muhammed Shehu, the Chairman of the Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC), promised through a Commissioner in the agency, Rakiya Tanko-Ayuba…

Way out of high costs of petrol, diesel and gas

Way out of high costs of petrol, diesel and gas

The rising fear of an impending fuel price hike again, is real. Empirical evidence on ground all point to it. In fact, recently petrol marketers under the aegis of the Natural Oil and Gas Suppliers’…

Emenalo to the World

Emenalo to the World

Football took him out of Nigeria then education sent Michael Emenalo out of Africa to the United States where he earned a degree in International Relations and Political Science. Today, he sits atop the most…

Outrage Over Hike in Tuition Fees by FG-Owned Institutions

Outrage Over Hike in Tuition Fees by FG-Owned Institutions

It does not take rocket science to fully grasp the connecting chord between the rate of economic development of a country, via social security and industrial production with the focused funding on quality education delivery.…

Palliatives: The inequity, the insult and NLC’s anger

Palliatives: The inequity, the insult and NLC’s anger

There is hunger and anger in the land, worsened of course, by the sudden removal of fuel subsidy by the President Bola Tinubuled administration without a thorough thinking through, or putting meaningful palliatives in place…

Checkmating medical brain drain

Checkmating medical brain drain

S ince his appointment as the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Senator George Akume, has shown that he has the experience to help President Bola Tinubu achieve his ‘Renewed Hope Agenda.’ He…

The Zangon Kataf challenge

Touching a tiger by the tail portends as much danger as trying to beard a lion in its lair. Chief of Defence Staff, Christopher Gwabin Musa, must rise up to the menace of different shades…