Government moves to review Public Procurement Act

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• Mandates Fagbemi to begin process • Steps down project memos requiring cost augmentation The Federal Government has begun steps to review the existing...

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CSOs, others fault livestock ministry as NRC resumes cattle transport by rail

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• New ministry will ensure food security, end farmer-herder clashes, says minister • Simon Ekpa: Move not welcome in South-east, South-South •...

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Higher tariff worsens MDAs’ electricity backlog, threatens supply

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•Stakeholders raise concerns, urge immediate intervention •LUTH seeks band downgrading over N252 million monthly bill Debt owed by Ministries Departments...

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How poverty, travel cost keep spectators away from stadiums in Africa

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The huge turnout of fans at the ongoing Euro 2024 Championship holding in Germany and the Copa America has shown the contrast in game viewership between...

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Abuse, violation of urban planning laws breed homelessness, slums

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• Over N42b lost to inadequacies, lack of master plans in cities • FG, states neglecting urban, regional planning law • ‘Master plans are implemented...

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Surgeons bemoan inadequate specialists, facilities for cancer care

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The International College of Surgeons, Nigeria Section (ICS-NS), has expressed worry over the absence of high-end specialised services and facilities for...

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‘Why out-of-school children keep growing in Northern states’

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Menace of out-of-school children will continue to grow in Northern Nigeria until those entrusted with governance and responsibility refrain from playing the...

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FIRS: The picture is here!

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We are in a time of pronounced change of thinking in a positive direction in Nigeria after decades of misadventures. To support this change, we must focus on...

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Suspected herdsmen kill 55-year-old farmer in Delta community

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Suspected herdsmen have invaded Okpe-Abavo community in Ika South Local Council of Delta State, killing a 55-year-old farmer, Friday Jegbefume. The Guardian...

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Africa, America: A bird’s eye view

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Sir: The debate over whether living in Africa is preferable to America is highly subjective, but depends on various criteria including cultural, social,...

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Africa, America: A bird’s eye view
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