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For those who are frequent market-goers, especially in cities in Southern Nigeria, it is no news that the prices of foodstuffs have more than tripled. As Nigerians struggle to come to terms with these new harsh economic realities, the Amalgamated Union of Foodstuffs and Cattle Dealers of Nigeria decided to raise the tempo to a…
As momentum gathers steam for Nigeria’s 2023 elections, the list of presidential hopefuls is expanding with a lot of speculations, though very few have come out openly to show their desire to vie for the top position. There are issues like rotational presidency, support base of the party, Igbo presidency, and previous political agreements that…
Dissecting the damages mobile phones and social media addiction have caused young people in society and the entire world at large, can lead to serious apprehension. As at the time Lai Mohammed described social media as the next endemic that will hit Nigeria and the rest of the world, many thought the Minister of Information…
The Lagos State government has renewed its resolve to curb the dreaded resurgence of the COVID-19 pandemic. The State yesterday, released new guidelines and directives to curb the spread of the virus. Governor Babajide Sanwo -Olu, who is currently undergoing treatment of COVID-19, released a statement where he reinstated the 12 AM to 4 AM…
The military of any nation is not a sheer ‘outpost’ for men in uniforms looking out for distress situations to intervene in. As a composite architecture of the armed forces and all its constituting elements, the military is indeed a strategic national guardian entrusted with security matters connected with lives and property within the geographic…
Some of the freed 344 students of Government Science Secondary School have vowed never to return to school until stringent security measures are put in place to curb a repeat of the national shock. The boys arrived at Katsina State Government House this morning. They were escorted by the 17 Brigade Commander, Brig-General WB Idris,…
For over five decades, Nigeria has remained a mono-economy based on the export of crude oil that is dependent on the volatile global oil price. As uncertainty clouds the oil market, the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) recently revealed that Nigeria’s oil reserves will run dry in 49 years from now. According to DPR, in…