In the realm of governance and development, there are few tales as compelling as that of Rwanda, whose journey from the abyss of genocide to
Category: Opinion
VP Kashim Shettima @57: A heartfelt sentiment, By: James Bwala
VP Kashim Shettima @57: A heartfelt sentiment, By: James Bwala Today, the vice president turns 57. On September 2, 1966, this expedition began in Yerwa
UNGA, SDGs and Nigeria’s Expectations, By Abubakar Yusuf
Few days to September billed for the 78th United Nations General Assembly UNGA annual global convention, which Nigerian was known to playing a leading role
Nigerian tourism on the cusp of global reckoning, By Folorunsho Coker
As we welcome the new Minister for Tourism, I am hopeful that in our time, Nigeria can secure its place on the global tourism map
NNPCL: Not Of Everything; Not Playing Games With Financial Engineering, By Adewole Kehinde
“In the world of diplomacy, some things are better left unsaid.”- Lincoln Chafee I came across a write-up tagged “Public Service/Analysis” by the Editorial Board of
NAF Helicopter Crash, Terrorists’ Propaganda and Military Sacrifice, By Chidi Omeje
I was woken up on Wednesday morning by the frantic calls on my phone from my politician friend, who is based in Port Harcourt. We
Migrating Basic Education to Digital Era, By Abubakar Yusuf
The Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) is committed to transforming itself into a comprehensive and efficient agency that serves as a one-stop-shop for all its
Inspection Fee and Its Negative Impacts on Real Estate Transactions, By Oluwakayode Abe
The profession of Estate Management and Valuation faces significant challenges due to the prevalence of unqualified individuals operating as quacks on a daily basis. The
After Darkness Comes the Glorious Dawn (Text of The National Broadcast by President Bola Tinubu to Nigerians on Current Economic Challenges)
My fellow citizens, I want to talk to you about our economy. It is important that you understand the reasons for the policy measures I
In Loving Memory of My Dear Mother, By Augustine Osayande
On the serene morning of July 30th, 1988, as the sun cast its gentle rays upon the Earth, a tight-knit family basked in the tranquil
