EDITORIAL

It is a tough time to be a Nigerian soldier. Until recently, most of the news about our soldiers in the on-going battle against the hideous sect known as Boko Haram was anything but ennobling. As…

"We cannot however miss this opportunity to point out some of the useful lessons to be taken away from the successful arrest of the ebola virus in Nigeria. Quite clearly, collaboration among key…

June 22, 1945 was a historic day in the political economy of Nigeria. It was the day Michael Imoudu, The then President of the Nigeria Labour Congress led Nigerian workers to their first…

In October 2013, The Federal Executive Council announced that it had approved a new Automotive Industrial Policy Development Plan for the development of the Nigerian automotive industry. This was…

Nigerian tertiary education is in its death throes. From its Olympian heights in the 1960s and 1970s when we competed with the best in the world in terms of quality of infrastructure, academic…

Ghosts are usually not tactile in nature. They can only be seen and not touched. It should therefore make a lot of sense that ghosts should not be able to touch things that are physical in nature. It…

The events recorded in the aftermath of the recent chairmanship election of the Nigeria Governors Forum are as scandalous as it is shameful. It is a huge image slayer and big embarrassment not only…

Currencies are stores of value and means of exchange for commercial transactions within a given geographical boundary. Currencies have undergone several transformations from the ancient times to…

It is unnerving and depressing that for the umpteenth time, the Petroleum Industry Bill is, literally speaking, fighting the battle of its life once again in Nigeria's National Assembly. The journey…

It is trite fact that justice delayed is justice denied. But what happens when justice becomes a mirage; a phantom that remains only in the world of day-dreamers and wishful thinkers. What happens…