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The current challenges, which are the corollaries of a bold policy to reposition Nigeria on the track of financial sustainability, health, and growth, cannot be understated. But there is a plan to address them. There has always been a plan. The abrogation of petrol subsidy was expected to come with some pangs; hence the federal

The Founder of the organisation, Yinka Kenny, made the call in Lagos Saturday, on the sideline of an event organised by the Foundation to celebrate the elderly in communities.

In Nigeria, problems persist at all levels, even in the academic world, which is still suffering from neocolonialism. Generally in the ivory tower, the town has entered the gown. The love of money has ruined the path leads to the truth. Ironically, before now, theories were established by the truth. Nowadays, supposed truth runs around to establish or support a theory. So, the time has come for the Nigerian academia to be totally weaned from piecemeal or spoon-feeding arrangements. President Tin...

All through history, finding and keeping round and square pegs in their respective holes has never been a Sugarcandy Mountain party.

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo, recipient of the National Daily Global Leadership and Peace ICON Award, has served Nigeria as a military Head of State, and two-tenure of…

“Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.” —Maimonides. This may speak to what I want to put across to the relevant authorities.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has a long and rich list of forerunners in the office since October 1st, 1960, when Nigeria gained independence from Great Britain. From the First Republic Prime Minister, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa to the immediate past President Muhammadu Buhari, the list is a potpourri of those elected through participatory democracy and the

The time is ripe; the hour is nigh, when a new government takes the saddle -- the government of President-elect, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. It comes bearing good tidings and a message of Renewed Hope. It comes on the wings of the stork betokening blue skies, luscious green and a clam of the deep. What

Agbado is considered as the most consumed staple food in Nigeria. According to Babbangona (an NGO which specialises in agriculture), an IITA Nigeria Food Consumption and Nutrition Survey conducted in 2003 showed that Agbado is the most consumed staple food in households about 20%, followed by cassava – 16.5%, rice – 11.9%, and cowpea grain…

It comes on the wings of the stork betokening blue skies, luscious green and a clam of the deep.