Editorial

•Herculean task before IGP Tunji Disu Going by the accolades on the new Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Mr. Tunji Disu, he could be described as the new Sheriff in town.

Businesses progress when clients pay for goods purchased or services rendered. But when a business entity is owed about N6 trillion, it is difficult to accuse that business entity of

Epilepsy is a serious neurological disorder that affects about 1.3 million Nigerians. Curiously, there are more patients amongst children and those living in rural areas. Because of the nature of

•It is necessary to bring incongruous parts of PIA in line with provisions of the 1999 Constitution It is not entirely surprising that President Bola Tinubu’s Executive Order 9, which

•We welcome House of Reps inquiry into waivers, etc. from 2015-2025 Waivers, concessions, tax exemptions are some of the fiscal tools used by governments to stimulate investment and growth. The

•The regional bloc’s US$ 700, 000 grant to electrify rural Nigeria is great news The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) often appears all-politics.  If member-states are not censured

Lagos highways are awash with juvenile beggars who pose a menace to the cosmopolitan status of the megapolis. Many of them are underage children who ideally should be under parental

Twice within 48 hours, this week, President Bola Tinubu has publicly reiterated the imperative of establishing state police as a necessary condition to strengthen Nigeria’s security architecture and more effectively

There may well be a need to review the approach to punishment of students regarding certain offences committed in the country’s higher institutions. The case of 28 students expelled by

•Authorities should ensure Argungu Fishing Festival continues sustainably Discontinuities have not helped the Argungu International Fishing and Cultural Festival. The 61st edition was held in Kebbi State, from February 11

•Federal Government should reverse the plan to keep licensing new universities in the face of dwindling standards. Barely one year after the Federal Ministry of Education put the lid on

For most of his 84 years on earth, until the decline in his health over the last decade and a half, Reverend Jesse Jackson, who died on February 17, was