Letters

Sir: The latest projection by the International Monetary Fund that Nigeria’s economy will grow by 4.3 percent in 2027 has once again drawn national attention to the complex relationship between

Sir: In Abia State, there are speculations that the incumbent Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon Benjamin Kalu, is nursing the ambition of wresting power from the

Sir: Road crashes have become one of the deadliest yet most overlooked public health challenges in Nigeria. Every week, headlines carry grim reports of accidents that claim the lives of

Sir: As elections approach again, the political atmosphere has become inundated with familiar arrays of promises. Nigeria has entered the season when manifestoes are rearticulated as candidates compete in announcing

Sir: The decline in Nigeria’s international sporting performance is not just about funding or coaching. It stems from a fundamental disconnect: the near collapse of university sports. Our higher institutions

Sir: The question is no longer whether corruption is a problem. The question is whether Nigeria is truly ready to confront it, not just in words, but in a way

Sir: History has been made in the annals of leadership of the landed profession following the emergence of Bature Ali Muhammad as the 27th President of the Nigerian Institution of

Sir: For over 70 years, the people of Delta North senatorial district have yearned for the amplification of their unique identity as people from Aniocha north and south, Oshimili north

Sir: What is currently happening in parts of Kwara South and North is, to say the least, deeply agonising. Even more troubling, however, is how cold and unresponsive the state

Sir: I write with deep concern over the worsening insecurity in Kwara South, particularly in Ifelodun Local Government Area, where many communities have been deserted following repeated attacks by bandits

Sir: The 2026 Annual Flood Outlook has once again sounded a stark warning. Over 30,000 communities are at risk nationwide, with 14,118 classified as high-risk across 33 states and the

Sir: The recent announcement that Turkey will train 200 Nigerian Special Forces personnel under a new bilateral defence agreement has been widely interpreted as a strategic step toward strengthening Nigeria’s