Why ALDRAP is challenging the extension of National Assembly workers’ retirement age in court By LAW MEFOR
The National Assembly just passed the Bill to increase the retirement age of National Assembly civil servants to 65 years or 40 years of […]
OPINION
Preventing legislative arbitrariness: The Rivers examples By LAW MEFOR
The Need For Judicial Pronouncement on the Alleged Veto/OVERRIDING of GOVERNOR FUBARA’S Assent to Four Bills Albert Venn Dicey, (popularly known as A. V. […]
‘Bird Witch : ‘Tackle peddlers of witchcraft fears and misconceptions on Social Media By LEO IGWE
The Advocacy for Alleged Witches urges the African public to tackle all peddlers of superstitious fears and ignorance on social media. The AfAW made […]
Interest Rate Hike – Knee on Nigeria’s ailing Economy! By NICK AGULE
Nick Agule Twitter: @NickAgule Email: nick.agule@yahoo.co.uk Facebook: Nick Agule, FCA 28.02.2024 Introduction The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Central Bank of Nigeria […]
Soludo and a new Anambra (part one) By LAW MEFOR
Despite formidable obstacles, Governor Chukwuma Soludo’s Master Plan for a new Anambra has begun to document numerous victories. Since its founding on August 27, […]
The Nigerians’ new round of economic pang By JEROME-MARIO UTOMI
This piece stemmed from three different but related sources. The first has to do with astronomical increase in the prices of goods and services […]
Re-Bukar Abba Ibrahim: The man who touched my life, By HASSAN GIMBA (Readers’ reactions)
Salaamu alaykum. I saw your tribute to late Senator Bukar Abba Ibrahim, may Allah (SWT) grant him mercies with jannatul firdaus. I read it today […]
Power, Vision and a New Aba By CHIDI AMUTA
It is time to pay homage to the place of my beginnings. I was born and grew up mostly in Aba. Something in […]
Exploring two popular short-term rental models in Lagos by DENNIS ISONG
Short-term rentals have become increasingly popular in Lagos, offering visitors a more personalized and flexible accommodation experience compared to traditional hotels. These two prevalent […]
Just because Southeast will not join the protest By CHIKE OKAFOR, PhD
If I ever disagreed with the school of thought that says “we are a country of short memoried people,” I now certainly have […]
Hunger protests: Igbo silence is a protest: (A Reply to Prof Usman Yusuf) By LAW MEFOR
A few days ago, Ndigbo came under fire from Professor Usman Yusuf, the former Executive Secretary of the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS), for […]
[OPINION] Female condoms match male counterparts in safety, yet underutilized By OLUWAKEMI GBADAMOSI
Despite high rates of HIV infection among women globally, the number of female condoms distributed accounts for only 1.6 percent of total condom distribution. As […]
Finding solution to Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger Republic ECOWAS exit imbroglio By MARK LONGYEN
In a move that took the West Africa sub-region unawares, Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger which are under military rule on Jan. 28, […]
CBN Governor, Olayemi Cardoso’s dilemma By TUNDE RAHMAN
Those who know Mr. Olayemi Cardoso will agree he got his current job as the Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria on a platter of […]
Rehearsing the Anarchy By CHIDI AMUTA
Nigeria’s litany of troubles has finally anchored on two basic existential matters. Insecurity and hunger. We are all very unsafe and now the vast […]
Accelerating property investment goals in Nigeria within 6 months by DENNIS ISONG
Achieving property investment goals within a short time frame requires a strategic approach, especially in a dynamic market like Nigeria. This may sound unachievable […]
Who has the sole right to reform sectors, privatise and commercialise – Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) or Ministry of Finance (MOFI): The need for Clarity? By JOHN NWACHUKWU
Reforms, Privatisation, and Commercialisation Rights and Authority The Nigerian public has been thrust into a state of uncertainty following recent developments surrounding the Bureau […]
Super Eagles’ day at the Villa and President Tinubu’s magnanimity, By OCHE ECHEIJA EGWA
Nigeria’s high-flying, football team, Super Eagles, returned to a hearty welcome, and their visit to the Presidential Villa, Abuja on Tuesday, 13th February, turned into […]
When Taboo is business: The flourishing gigolo escapades in Abuja By TOSIN KOLADE
A gigolo is a male escort or social companion who is supported by a woman in a continuing relationship, often living in her residence […]
Venezuela and Nigeria’s economic crises: The troubling similarities By LAW MEFOR
President Bola Tinubu recently declared that he should be included in the Guinness Book of Records for having the guts to remove fuel subsidy […]