Notoriety is attained through exclusivity; such is the case for the exclusive MVP list for EndSARS supporters. Already there are whispers of frozen bank accounts and no-fly lists. And now, a law ...
Read moreThe challenge of gender disparity in Nigeria cannot be overemphasised. Rather than bridge the gap existing, the women fall victim of violence and are deprived of their right. And while culture undoubtedly ...
Read moreDrawbacks to the National Malaria Elimination Programme denote a policy implementation problem, experts note. Besides implementation challenges, the health sector suffers from capacity development problems and infrastructural deficits. Experts urge deliberateness in ...
Read moreOn today's Numbers to Ponder, we review interesting developments on COVID-19 and the unending SARS. Elsewhere, Nigeria plans to borrow from Brazil to revitalise the Agricultural sector. $1.2 bn Brazil Loan On ...
Read moreThe 2021 Appropriation Bill: Debts, Excesses & Deductions As we close the chapters on a daunting year, all eyes look to 2021. But all indications point to false hope. So far, the ...
Read moreGovernment parastatals disbursed ₦2.48 trillion in ten months, according to details from the Open Treasury Portal. But eight percent of said transactions had no descriptions. Already experts had earlier noted nameless transactions ...
Read morePress freedom is imperative in any democracy, as it sustains the rule of law. But the violence against journalists, champions of the Press, question this brand of pseudo-democracy Africa’s self proclaimed giant ...
Read moreWelcome to EPL matchday #8, the last weekend before the second international break of this season. Ahead of the break, tidy work seems to be the strategy for teams, albeit with a ...
Read moreNigeria’s federal agencies continue to shun transparency and accountability in the procurement of COVID-19 items and contracting. And with ₦600,000 for a laptop and ₦1.49 million in excesses for furniture and tents, ...
Read moreIt seems budget defense is all the news. And why wouldn’t it? As Nigeria closes the chapters of an arduous 2020, all eyes are on the 2021 budget. Already we noted the ...
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