In this concluding part, MURITALA AYINLA writes that avoidable tragedies of building collapse could be checked if only the laws are rigorously and strictly implemented ...
More innocent souls may still be trapped, maimed and lost in building collapse as long as compromise, love for lucre and corruption remains the practice in...
In Ebonyi State, hospitals have resorted to detaining patients for their inability to clear bills. Twins, triplets, quadruplets’ mothers and other patients are presently languishing at...
Local government administration has always been a pawn in the nation’s political chess board. But in Oyo State, the fight to control the third tier of...
The police have committed so many atrocities that their appearance evokes terror in Nigerians. Today, Nigerians fear policemen more than criminals, writes STEVE UZOECHI It...
Some ethnic leaders have transformed their lives from being wretched to millionaires while donning the garbs of human rights activists, writes TEMITOPE OGUNBANKE On...
Nigeria, currently regarded as a hotspot for piracy, has spent a lot of money to curb theft and robbery on the country’s waters, but the expenses...
The exodus of Nigerian doctors abroad has led to acute shortage of medical professionals required to tackle numerous health conditions facing Nigerians. Based on this, the...
Going in and out of Apapa GRA, Nigeria’s foremost maritime city, from any part of Lagos is a torturous journey; not because of long distance, but...
Nigeria can resolve its energy crisis if, like some countries, tap into the potentialities embedded in sugarcane, writes CALEB ONWE Sugarcane, known by different names...