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C’River Communal Crises: Wars over, wounds yet to heal, say residents

The year 2020 was a glorious one for the people of Bahumonu in Abi Local Government Area of Cross River because it marked the end of a 15-year communal war among four communities in the…

Cyber Crime Act as weapon against press freedom

Cyber Crime Act as weapon against press freedom

Of late, arrests and detention of journalists have become the hallmark of the President Bola Tinubu administration. In this analysis, TUNDE OYESINA argues that this development which draws fillip from the Cyber Crime Act, not…

Healthcare: Pitching for integrative medicine

Healthcare: Pitching for integrative medicine

Amid rising drug prices and its impact on access to conventional medicine, medical experts at a recently held conference, organized by the Lagos branch of Association of Integrative Medicine Practitioners, identified integrative medicine as a…

Fuel Crisis: Dangote Refinery to end scarcity, not high prices – Experts

Fuel Crisis: Dangote Refinery to end scarcity, not high prices – Experts

As the current biting fuel scarcity in Nigeria, which has dovetailed into the Dangote Refinery’s roll-out of its Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), PAUL OGBUOKIRI reports that the Dangote Refinery is set to bring to an…

Open Electricity Grids: A policy dogged by cautious optimism, threats

Open Electricity Grids: A policy dogged by cautious optimism, threats

Over the years, the Federal Government has grappled with the country’s power crisis, aiming to end the era of erratic electricity supply. Yet, for a number of Nigerians, the persistent power shortage continues to inflict…

Clarion call to replace the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs

Clarion call to replace the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs

Nigeria stands at a pivotal crossroads. The pervasive issues of poverty and the societal decay it perpetuates have reached a level of urgency that can no longer be ignored. The cries of hunger, now echoing…

Hardship: Students’ frustrations, lamentations in Nigeria’s higher institutions

Hardship: Students’ frustrations, lamentations in Nigeria’s higher institutions

How students risk depression, suicidal ideation – Psychology Professor Students need grants, not loans – ASUU President ‘I can no longer concentrate because of hunger’ –student Amidst the rising cost of living and lamentations about…

Lions Club takes waste management campaign to Ogun school, donates bins, others

Lions Club takes waste management campaign to Ogun school, donates bins, others

In keeping faith with the mandate of Lions to protect the environment, the Ikeja Metro Lions Club District 404B2 Nigeria, donated wheeled bins to Agbado Comprehensive High School (Junior) in Agbado, Ogun State. The club…

Mpox Resurgence: A Public Health Emergency of International, Continental Concern

Mpox Resurgence: A Public Health Emergency of International, Continental Concern

It’s a zoonotic disease, affects both animals and humans, says Prof. Ezeibe Compromised immunity could expose individuals to infections -Prof. Onajole Preventive, control measures limit transmission, says NCDC The recent occurrence of Mpox, a viral…

Food Insecurity: Resort to imports, indictment on past govt’s agric policies, say Experts

Food Insecurity: Resort to imports, indictment on past govt’s agric policies, say Experts

…say combating food insecurity in Nigeria demands multi-pronged strategy In this report, PAUL OGBUOKIRI notes that the recent approval of zero duty and taxes for certain food imports by President Bola Tinubu for an initial…