Suspend Imo LG Election Pending Supreme Court Ruling – Henry U. Orji
The Imo State government should put the upcoming local government elections on hold until the Supreme Court’s ruling on local […]
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Countries Allowing Dependents for International Students
These countries offer various provisions for international students to bring their families, making it easier for them to study abroad without sacrificing their family life.
Tinubu’s 1 Year Of Mismatch Between Performance & Realities – Premium Times
The President needs to review the performance of his team, going forward, and in order to salvage whatever is possible
What I learnt from Yoruba land – Azuka Onwuka
When I get into a new environment, I study the way of life of the residents, in order to understand
Rocketing Housing Prices: A Major Challenge in Abuja
The steep increase in rent prices within the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and its environs has led to significant hardships
Navigating the Demographic Shift: Embracing a Changing Global Birth Rate
As the global birth rate continues to evolve, the world is undergoing a significant demographic shift. This trend, driven by
#TinubuLagosSchoolSeries Sparks Debate on Educational Legacy in Lagos
The hashtag #TinubuLagosSchoolSeries is igniting discussions online, prompting a closer look at the educational reforms implemented in Lagos State during
The never-ending war on truth
Journalists speaking truth to power are under attack in Zimbabwe and across the globe. Mar 20, 2024 at 11:29pm On
Why complete subsidy removal’ll inflict more hardship on Nigerians – Isa Yuguda
March 10, 2024 Isa Yuguda Former Governor Isa Yuguda of Bauchi State said complete removal of fuel subsidy the President
Why South East won’t protest against Tinubu, by Umahi
March 4, 2024 Works Minister David Umahi has said residents of the Southeast have no reason to join other regions to protest
Nigeria has always been like it is today
In 1974, Nigeria faced severe fuel scarcity, causing long queues at stations like the one in Yaba, Lagos. Despite being a top oil producer, Nigeria’s leadership has historically lacked foresight, failing to preempt or resolve such crises. This ongoing issue reflects the leadership’s disregard for the nation’s future, undermining their credibility. – Henry U. Orji