Letters

 Sir: Nigeria’s elections are entering the era of artificial intelligence (AI), but governance and institutional readiness are not keeping pace. As the 2027 elections approach, AI-generated videos, cloned voices, and

Sir:  Nigeria stands at a critical economic juncture where the cost of essential building materials, particularly bagged cement, has escalated beyond rational limits. What was once a strategic policy designed

Sir: For years, women have remained significantly underrepresented in public offices across the federation. Despite their numerical strength and contributions to national development, their presence in governance structures continues to

Sir: In every democracy, the government is judged not by speeches, ceremonies, or political propaganda, but by the quality of life of the people. Roads, schools, hospitals, pensions, jobs, and

Sir: The recent article titled “Economic Insensitivity: “The Arbitrary Spike in the Parking Rate at MMA2” presents a narrative that, while emotive, does not accurately reflect the operational realities that

Sir: There was a time when Nigeria’s healthcare system commanded respect across Africa. Institutions such as the University College Hospital Ibadan stood as enduring symbols of medical excellence, attracting patients

Sir: The technological landscape is rapidly evolving, making changes in how we live and work. The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) presents numerous opportunities, particularly when it is fully explored

Sir: The resurgence of terrorist activities has once again cast a dark shadow over the nation’s security landscape, raising urgent concerns about the safety of both civilians and military personnel.

Sir: The realities of today’s world have shown that academic certificates alone are no longer sufficient to guarantee a meaningful livelihood. The growing rate of unemployment in Nigeria calls for

Sir: For years, Nigeria’s technology ecosystem has evolved in a way that places disproportionate weight on federal institutions. Programmes such as the Digital Start-Up Act, Idea Hatch, 3MTT, D4LL, and

Sir: Recently, the parking fee at the Multi-Storey Car Park at the Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal 2 (MMA2), operated by Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited (BASL) and managed by Balosh, was

Sir: Nigeria is standing at the brink of a full-blown public health catastrophe. What was once treated as a persistent but manageable disease has now returned with alarming intensity, exposing