The Editorial Board

Nigeria has huge water resources, estimated at 220 cubic Kilometres a year of available surface water, but without proper management, required and adequate regulation, and increased…

These, indeed, are troublesome times in Nigeria, especially in Lagos, the country’s commercial nerve centre which prides itself as a mega city and Centre of Excellence. The state is bleeding…

It has been a black, bloody week for Nigerians. Lives and limbs have been lost. Many have also been injured as armed security operatives, alleged to be from the Nigerian Army, opened fire on…

For the past two weeks, thousands of Nigerian youths have been on the streets demanding an end to police brutality, disbandment of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) of the Nigerian…

The on-going protest by Nigerian youths to end police brutality among other demands strengthens the fact that Nigeria can achieve desired results when sentiments are set aside. In the…

In order not to waste the COVID-19 crisis, an economic plan to stimulate the Nigerian economy and quickly exit the slump it is in must go beyond more government-led expenditure. To attain…

The clamour to end the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) has dominated the news and social media space in the past few weeks. Nigerian youths are out on the streets, in large numbers, across…

In the last 10 days or more, Nigerian youths have been on the street, protesting, calling for the scrapping of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS), an arm of the Nigeria Police. The…

The recent federal government’s approval of the concession of some non-performing public infrastructure in the country could not have come at a better time than now as they have remained…

On Monday, 12th October, 2020, educational institutions in Nigeria (basic and tertiary) opened for academic activities after seven months closure due to COVID-19. Regrettably, federal…