Editorial

•Peace will remain elusive until perpetrators of violence are publicly identified and punished It is troubling that the gunmen who attacked the Angwan Rukuba community in the Jos North Local

This should not be a licence for promiscuity since it is only for prevention The introduction of an anti-HIV injection, Lenacapaavir, into Nigeria, has naturally been well received. Although the

Kano governor has blazed the trail by funding education with generosity The incident provided an irony for some citizens to laugh across the nation. But it was no laughing matter

Although the report covered four years (2019 to 2023), Nigerians must find the data on telecom-related frauds not only revealing but very pertinent. The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), referencing a

The challenges faced by some state electricity regulatory commissions are not unexpected, but they must gear up to deal with such challenges. While some states are getting their new acts

Ministry’s proposal to make correctional centres food production hubs is good, but… In line with international global standards, the Federal Government is looking in the direction of transforming correctional centres

The electricity generating companies (GenCos) call it legitimately owed debt — and the Federal Government in principle agrees with them.  Even then, it doubts the exact quantum of the debt. 

•Proposal to scrap common entrance exam must address downsides Plans are reportedly under way by the Federal Government to change the mode by which pupils transit from the primary level

Criminality marred the celebration of the ancient ‘Alue-Do’ (Fertility) Festival in Ozoro Kingdom, Isoko North Local Government Area of Delta State, on March 19, turning a communal rite into a

Unfortunately this won’t stop until we learn to punish the culprits By Our Reporters A few days after the Eid El Fitr holidays, the people of Edibe Edibe Street in

State govts taking over must avoid pitfalls that hamper stable supply By Our Reporters But for the fact that two disclosures on the power sector in the country have not

In a rare departure from the pattern with anti-corruption cases, particularly of high profile Nigerians, which tend to drag on interminably across the various layers of our judicial system, the