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Opinion
FCT residents lament month-old power blackout
Many residents of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have continued to count their losses following the power blackouts in most parts of the Territory. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that while some parts of the Territory are supplied power for some hours, some areas have not even had it for five consecutive days. […]
2023: I will reveal my next move soon – Osinbajo
Yemi Osinbajo, Vice President of Nigeria said Wednesday that he will reveal his next move soon. Osinbajo, however, noted that he is elected as the Vice President to support the President. The Vice President spokesman, Laolu Akande while answering questions from State House correspondents said his principal will reveal his next move officially in the […]
Reps urge FG to revive urban mass transit scheme
The House of Representatives has urged the Federal Government to resuscitate the Urban Mass Transit Scheme in the country to make transportation affordable and accessible as a social right to all Nigerians. It mandated the Committee on Land Transport to liaise with relevant stakeholders with a view to establishing policy frameworks that would further improve […]
Weighing the costs of hygiene poverty in Nigeria (I)
Before the novel COVID-19 pandemic struck, there were already deep flaws in global trends, which have led to several unresolved issues, now exacerbated by the global shock as we know it. Rising temperatures and increasing pressures on the earth were signs of changing climatic conditions due to human interferences on the earth; biodiversity loss, air […]
June 12: Lagos police chief tells ‘thugs’ to leave protesters alone
Chief superintendent of police (CSP), Saheed Olayinka Egbeyemi Chief superintendent of police (CSP), Saheed Olayinka Egbeyemi, has warned thugs stay away and refrain from attacking protesters in Lagos State. The police chief arrived at the protest ground in Ojota mid-afternoon with his team fully dressed as part of efforts to monitor the activities of protesters […]
