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Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and other commentators are advocating for the restoration of Nigeria's fuel subsidy, arguing it is essential for public welfare. The debate underscores ongoing political tensions surrounding energy pricing and economic relief measures.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Nigeria held a meeting with the leadership of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) to discuss the nation's economic situation. The clerics were on a courtesy visit to the President.
An article by Adekunle Adekoya discusses the inevitability of the PFIPC issue in Nigeria, attributing it to the country's extensive number of Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs).
The Nigerian government has set a June 30 deadline to evacuate its citizens from South Africa, assuring that all willing Nigerians will be fully repatriated. This decision comes amid concerns over xenophobia, with over 742 nationals expected to be moved before the deadline.
Nigeria is facing a severe crisis of kidnappings and killings, with recent incidents involving schoolchildren and teachers dominating the news and highlighting the nation's struggle with insecurity.
South Africa is experiencing a new wave of xenophobic attacks targeting foreign African nationals, leading to condemnations from various groups and warnings from other African nations for their citizens to stay indoors. The South African government has condemned the violence and addressed concerns about alleged fake videos circulating.
NEARLY six (6) weeks into the US/Israel-Iran war, the effects are being felt worldwide. This is because fuel energy became an unwilling victim caught in the crossfires of the warring parties.
THE war in the Middle East, being fought by the United States and Israel against Iran, is still raging, and its outcomes are being felt all over the world.
Following the Osun election, political figures are engaging in reconciliation efforts and strategizing for the 2027 elections, with groups mobilizing support for President Tinubu's re-election and the EFCC unfreezing Osun accounts on his order.
A court in Oriire, Nigeria, has sentenced abductors, highlighting the ongoing issue of terrorism in the country, which involves both local radicalized youths and foreign-affiliated groups like ISWAP and Al Qaeda.
Senator Oluremi Tinubu, Nigeria's First Lady, sparked widespread online debate after a video surfaced showing her advising citizens, leading to discussions about the disconnect from reality.
An opinion piece by Adekunle Adekoya discusses the persistent issue of insecurity in Nigeria, highlighting a recent week of horror that included terrorists killing Federal Road Safety Commission officers in Kebbi State.
An article discusses the critical issue of party primary elections in Nigeria, looking ahead to the 2027 general elections and their implications for the nation's future.
Three people were killed and two others abducted after armed men attacked mourners returning from a burial in the Ushongo Local Government Area of Benue, Nigeria.
A recent column discusses the potential irrelevance of electricity distribution companies (DISCOs) in Nigeria, drawing parallels with water corporations and reflecting on the ongoing challenges in the nation's electricity sector.
Air cargo prices are skyrocketing due to disruptions in key shipping lanes caused by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. This has forced many carriers to reroute their vessels, leading to longer transit times and increased operational costs, which are then passed on to consumers.
President Tinubu has assented to the Nigerian Ports Economic Regulatory Agency Bill, establishing a new framework for port regulation. This move aims to improve efficiency and economic oversight within the Nigerian port system.
An opinion piece reflects on the author's anger and frustration with the Nigerian government's actions over the past two weeks, questioning what the government is doing for its citizens.
Nigerian state legislators, including Speakers from various assemblies, have expressed support for the state police bill, promising safeguards against abuse. However, some political parties and stakeholders continue to voice concerns regarding the potential dangers and motives behind its introduction.
Nigeria is grappling with a surge in kidnappings and killings, with recent incidents involving schoolchildren and teachers highlighting the escalating crisis where kidnapping has become an 'industry'.
An opinion piece critically examines Nigerian public figures like Saleh Mamman and Chukwunyere Anamekwe Nwabuoku, referring to them as "money magicians" and highlighting their controversial presence in headlines.
An opinion piece expresses despondency and anxiety over the persistent state of insecurity in Nigeria, questioning why it remains unresolved despite various efforts.
An opinion piece criticizes Nigeria's Power Minister, Adebayo Adelabu, for his apologies regarding the country's persistent electricity problems, suggesting they are typical political rhetoric.
An article discusses the significant security risks associated with Okada (motorcycle taxi) riders in Nigeria, which governments are perceived to be overlooking.