NLC and NECA joined forces to protect workers’ rights with respect to job security, rights at work, social protection, occupational health and safety for workers amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The signed memorandum […]
NLC and NECA in Collaboration to Protect Workers Rights
Government Moves to Action as Stranded Nigerian Students in Saudi Arabia Cry Out
Video of Stranded Nigerian students studying in Saudi Arabia has gone viral. The students accuse the Nigerian embassy and consulate office of impeding their evacuation plan. Nigeria seems to have left her […]
SERIOUSLY SINGLE
This South African movie is the Number 1 trending movie in Nigeria for now. This is really a big deal because Nigerians love love. We are also critical of how we spend […]
Covid-19: A Survivor’s Journey to Testing and Recovery
Freda Onaiza Across the globe, testing and treatment of Covid-19 patients have become difficult with the rising cases. There has been reports of limited testing kits and shortage of bed spaces […]
The pursuit of reason, truth and equity
From the Editor-in-Chief Welcome to the inaugural edition of The Journal! This publication emerges, and strategically so, at a time when nations and societies are submerged in an overabundance of seeming unavoidable […]
Excerpt from Yema San Conversation
The service chiefs are at the frontline of the machinery and if you remove them if you are not sure of the next set of military leaders or security leaders, then you […]
Donald Trump: Marvelling at America
Suleiman Galadima Donald Trump, the President of the United States, is an interesting personality that is pleasing to the eyes; controversial, unpredictable with his many gaffes. He has become the unending stock […]
The ICPC and it’s Many Hurdles
For many Nigerians, the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, ICPC, is a silent and powerless anti-corruption agency, while the EFCC is the bolder and more active on the Nigerian […]
COVID-19, FG and ASUU: Who Wants to Give Nigerian Students Extra Year?
From its refusal to allow e-learning in member universities, to its prediction of a 2021 resumption date, the Academic Staff Union of Nigerian Universities (ASUU) seems to have put itself in an […]
Aisha Oyebode: Solid foundation
Aisha Muhammad-Oyebode From the fairytale life as the daughter of a top military officer, Aisha was thrust into a bitter reality when her father, then Head of State was killed in a […]
Daniel Oriahi’s Sylvia is a Nuanced Take on Mental Health
Jerry Chiemeke While it’s fairly acknowledged in literature and film, the concept of having an imaginary friend is not one that is particularly well-received in a traditional Nigerian setting. Nigerians are aware […]
Urgent Reform for the EFCC
By Tade Ipadeola In the preface to his magisterial book on the origin of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC , titled A Paradise for Maggots, Professor Wale Adebanwi recounts an […]
