Right to peaceful protest: Doing it right or not doing it at all?
As the #EndBadGovernance protest continues, the spotlight again shines on Nigeria's fundamental right to protest. The right to assemble, express...
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Nigeria’s new minimum wage: Matters arising
The Federal Government and organised labour have agreed on a new national minimum wage of N70,000 monthly, marking a 133...
Re-examining the implications of Nigeria’s Federal Character Principle on employment, education
The Federal Character Principle, enshrined in Nigeria's 1999 Constitution, aims to ensure fair representation of all states and ethnic groups...
Banning open grazing, baby step in tackling farmers-herders clashes
The longstanding conflict between farmers and herders in Nigeria has been a source of persistent tension, violence, and economic disruption....
LG autonomy: Will ruling strengthen grassroots governance, accountability?
The Supreme Court's recent affirmation of financial autonomy for Nigeria’s 774 local governments marks a pivotal step toward strengthening democracy...
Local government autonomy: New dawn for community security, policing
The recent Supreme Court ruling on local government autonomy is significant in Nigeria's governance. This ruling sets the stage for...
What Nigeria needs to do about perennial flooding
Flooding has become an unfortunate perennial event in many parts of Nigeria, causing significant disruption to daily life, damaging property,...
ONSA: A look into Ribadu’s one year in office
He came prepared, and he was highly recommended based on his career history as the man who always got the...
Why FBI Director Wray’s visit to Nigeria matters
Contrary to the narrative of John Grisham’s fictional thriller, The Racketeer, this was a real-life, long-overdue gesture of genuine friendship...
Ochekwo: A tragic lesson in vigilance and contentment
The disappearance of Celine Ndudim and Afiba Tandoh, two young women who visited Aba, only to be reported missing and...
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