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Labour Unions as Menace to Aviation Industry
After the disruption of Air Peace flights on Tuesday, many industry experts lament that aviation unions have become a disincentive to investment in the sector, writes Chinedu Eze The National
Osun Election: Over 1.9m Voters to Decide Adeleke, Oyebamiji, Salaam, Other’s Fate Saturday
Adedayo Akinwale in Abuja Ahead of the Osun State governorship election scheduled for Saturday, a total of 1,906,390 voters will decide the fate of the 15 governorship candidates in the
Tinubu: Fuel Subsidy Removal Benefitting Ordinary Nigerians
.Promises to publish how subsidy savings are utilised .Optimistic nation’s four moribund refineries will be back on stream and make profit Deji Elumoye in Abuja President Bola Tinubu on Thursday
We Must Remain Resilient, Drug War is a Generational Task, Marwa Charges NDLEA Officers
Honours 274 personnel, 18 Commands, 19 NGOs, media platforms at 12th awards ceremony in Abuja The Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Brig. Gen. Mohamed
OSUN: LET THE ELECTION BE PEACEFUL
The Osun State election scheduled for Saturday, 15th August 2026, is an important moment in the political history of our dear state. It is therefore my sincere appeal that the
WOMEN AND NIGERIA’S DAIRY ECONOMY
When women prosper, the rural economies grow, contends GLORIA ANAJA AUDU For generations, women have been central to Nigeria’s dairy economy, milking cattle at dawn, processing fresh milk into traditional
THE PREVALENCE OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE
All stakeholders must do more to protect our women That violence continues to manifest itself in new forms and trends against women and girls in Nigeria is no longer a matter of conjecture. One in
THE PROPOSED OPPOSITION CONSENSUS CANDIDACY
MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE writes that rival candidates in next year’s presidential poll do not stand much chance outside coalition For now, it appears like kite-flying. The August 2, 2026 open letter
PASSPORTS AND THE PECKING ORDER
Your passport dictates how you are treated. But it can be reversed, argues JOSHUA J. OMOJUWA Take two men and a plane ticket. The first is an American or a
Nigeria to miss Women’s World Cup for first time in over 30 years
The Super Falcons had hoped to recover from their disappointing WAFCON quarter-final exit against Cameroon, but South Africa proved too strong in Thursday’s crucial play-off. The post Nigeria to miss
