World Hepatitis Day: Ending lip service in the fight and taking concrete action
An estimated 304 million people worldwide live with hepatitis B or C. For most, testing and treatment remain beyond...
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Why government should address ASUU’s grievances…and swiftly
The recent warning nationwide strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) serves as a stark reminder of...
Fiscal autonomy: Are LGs now free from governors’ overbearingness?
In a historic ruling, Nigeria’s Supreme Court has granted financial autonomy to local governments, a decision that promises to transform...
Banks’ borrowing from CBN skyrockets by 458% to N57.5trn
Banks’ borrowings from the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Standing Lending Facility, SLF, increased Year-on-Year, YoY, by 458.2 percent to...
Responding to Nigeria’s recent cholera outbreak
For decades, Nigeria has faced recurring cholera outbreaks, frequently tied to poor sanitation, inadequate access to clean water, poverty,...
June 12: Protest begins in Lagos [ Pictures]
As Nigeria marked Democracy Day 2024, protesters assembled at the Ikeja Underbridge in Lagos on Wednesday morning. A small group of...
Abiola: The man whose mandate became a nation’s rallying point
Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale (MKO) Abiola, commonly known as MKO Abiola, was a Nigerian businessman, philanthropist, and politician who played...
Soaring costs of tomatoes, peppers: Causes and effects
In recent months, consumers in Nigeria have been grappling with the skyrocketing prices of essential food items, particularly tomatoes...
Private sector accepts N60,000 minimum wage
The organised private sector has accepted the Federal Government’s proposal for a new minimum wage of N60,000 in the country....
First anniversary: Reflecting on Tinubu’s power sector reforms
Power supply has long been a cornerstone of Nigeria's economic challenges, and as President Bola Tinubu marks his first year...
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