The World Bank, a global financial institution with significant influence on policy decisions in developing nations, recommended a reduction in government support for social services.
Nigeria’s legal framework remains tied to the past—locked in a time warp of outdated laws, irrelevant statutes, and obsolete penalties. This disconnect between law and reality has far-reaching consequences
Strong foundations in governance and economic policies are crucial to achieving sustainable growth
The country faces a persistent challenge threatening its future prosperity—youth unemployment. The reality is stark: millions of young Nigerians graduate from tertiary institutions yearly with no jobs awaiting them.
Nigeria, with its complex history of governance, is once again facing calls for a return to regionalism. From its inception as a colony, through its early years as an independent state, Nigeria has oscillated between centralised and regional forms of governance
The Fulani militia is said to be driven by an age-old vision of their forefathers, most notably Uthman Dan Fodio, to expand and acquire new territories, particularly in the South. This vision has manifested in violent attempts to take control of land and resources, leaving behind a trail of death, destruction, and sorrow
Similarly, digital solutions, particularly the internet and computers, are becoming the electricity of the 21st century. Just as life without electricity is now unimaginable, so too will a life without digital tools seem improbable shortly.
The West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASCE) serves as a critical benchmark for students seeking admission into tertiary institutions. Alongside the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), WASCE remains a key criterion for determining academic progression.
The destructive effects of corruption and the unbridled pursuit of personal fortune by Nigerian leaders who should be focused on serving the masses
As Nigeria inches closer to the 2027 presidential election, one figure looms large in the shadows—Nasir El-Rufai. A key ally in Tinubu’s ascent to power, El-Rufai has now become a pivotal player in a political game that threatens to reshape Nigeria’s future
