Blind traffickers and the illicit drug menace
The recent news of the NDLEA’s bust of a syndicate of drug-trafficking blind men came as a rude shock to Nigerians. The story was greeted with incredu
Letters
Letters
President Tinubu, adjust imbalance in creation of new tertiary institutions
Your Excellency Sir, you may wish to note that out of the four Federal Colleges of Education (FCEs) originally identified for upgrade by the past admi
Nigeria’s faltering commitment to the elderly
A country, any country, starved of the elderly, and the irreplaceable presence and wisdom they bring, is sitting on a keg of gunpowder. Nigeria risks
Inequality: Nigeria’s silent crisis
It bears no repeating that illiteracy begets poverty and thus the reason why a nation whose hallmark is illiteracy is most unlikely to defeat it. It i
Borno’s resettled IDPs need quality education, healthcare and agriculture inputs
It is worth praising that Borno State governor, Prof. Babagana Umara Zulum, resettled more than 20 communities and hundreds of thousands of people to