Trial resumes on alleged polluted sachet water production in Delta
The trial of a business entity accused of producing substandard sachet water and obstructing regulatory officials resumed yesterday at the Federal High Court in Asaba, Delta State, with fresh testimonies…
Lagos fake real estate office sealed, LASRERA hunts impersonators
The Lagos State Real Estate Regulatory Authority says its operatives sealed the office of a suspected impostor who operates under the guise of being a licensed realtor in the Ikorodu…
Enugu ex-gov denies wife’s role in property demolition
Former Governor of the old Anambra State, Chief Jim Nwobodo, has denied any involvement of his wife, Pat, in the demolition of a building owned by Pastor Basil Ogbuanu at…
Ogun mobile court convicts 17 traffic offenders
The Federal Road Safety Corps Ogun Sector Command in its continued effort to enforce road discipline and ensure safety on major highways on Wednesday through its Mobile Court session presided…
Silent Collapse Of Public Service: Ekiti As Symptom
By Moses Jolayemi Sir: If infrastructure forms the skeleton of governance, the public service is its bloodstream. When the bloodstream weakens, the skeleton becomes mere decoration. Under the present administration,…
Need for strategic oil reserves
By Lekan Sote If Nigeria has strategic reserves of petroleum products, it is not evident, though Google says that in 2025, Nigerian petroleum reserves, second in Africa after Libya, and…
Judiciary Under Scrutiny: Why Tsoho Must Answer To The People
By Marcel Mbamalu The integrity of Nigeria’s Federal High Court, and by extension the judiciary generally, has once again come under the spotlight, presenting a critical opportunity to rebuild public…
When Nigerians pay for darkness instead of light
By Olalekan Adetayo In many parts of the country today, one common factor that cannot be missed is the coughing roar of generators. The situation is the same whether in…
From Educational Degree To Decent Work: Rethinking Youth Employability In Nigeria
By Adejumoke Adeoti and Josiah Akintunde Nigeria has one of the youngest populations in the world, with a median age of 18.1 years, yet nearly 80 million young Nigerians remain…
CBN: Expanding Anti-Money Laundering Systems With Automation
By Olusegun Rasaq Banks, mobile money operators, international money transfer operators and other financial institutions in Nigeria are required to deploy automated anti-money laundering (AML) systems under new baseline standards…