Abuja-Kaduna Expressway: A highway of broken promises and policy gaps
It was Thomas Dye the political scientist that said public policy is simply what government chooses to do, or not to do. Nowhere is this more evident
Letters
Letters
Unity above division: A call to Nigerian leaders
Africa is yet to outgrow military coups, unlike its counterparts in other parts of the world. The reason is not far-fetched — bad governance. The cont
Still on rotation holds the key to Nasarawa’s unity
The recently published article titled “Rotation holds the key to Nasarawa’s unity” in the Daily Trust of Friday October 10, 2025, argues that politica
Saving Nigeria’s railway from collapse
The rising cases of vandalism, insecurity, and poor maintenance in Nigeria’s railway sector have become a national embarrassment and a huge economic s
Abolishing Mathematics as a compulsory subject not a good idea
The recent policy proposal to abolish Mathematics as a compulsory subject in Nigerian secondary schools has raised deep concern among educators, paren