Special Report
History Made, Future Beckons: How Oloyede’s stewardship redefined JAMB, restored public trust
By Ishola Balogun After ten eventful years at the helm of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Professor Is-haq Olanrewaju Oloyede on Friday formally handed over the leadership of
Inside prisons crime rings: How inmates run operations from behind bars
*Severe sanctions await correctional officers aiding criminal activities – Minister *Experts proffer soutions From death threats sent from prison cells to multimillion-dollar scams coordinated behind high walls, a disturbing underworld
Drugs that kill, not cure: Inside Lagos warehouse where suspected fake viagra, Omeprazole, others are repackaged
316 cartoons, additional two trucks loaded with alleged fake medicine recovered Police reject N3m bribe to free suspects, exhibits By Evelyn Usman From the outside, 7A Otto Causeway, Otto, Lagos, looked
Onaiyekan Controversy: Afenifere leaders, analysts clash over Tinubu presidency’s response to Catholic Bishops
By Dayo Johnson, Olasunkanmi Akoni, Rotimi Ojomoyela & James Ogunnaike The controversy surrounding the meeting between President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria (CBCN), as well
Clerics, presidency clash over economy after Tinubu-bishops meeting
By Olayinka Latona A meeting between President Bola Tinubu and the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) has sparked public debate over the role of religious leaders in governance, with
Special Report: Why Recycling Isn’t the Solution to Lagos’ Plastic Pollution Problem
Currently, plastic is at the top of the international agenda for waste management. Recent studies have expressed concerns over the impact of plastic waste, marine plastic litter, and microplastics. They’ve
Special Report: A Close-up Look at the Lagos Housing Crisis
In 2019, the United Nations sent a Special Rapporteur on housing to Nigeria to assess the housing crisis. The report concluded that regardless of considerable economic growth, most people still
Herdsmen/farmers crises: How desertification, climate change trigger bloody clashes
Properly managed livestock – key to climate change, desertification – Allan Savory, Zimbabwean ecologist and land management expert Says: Farmers/herders need one another Farmers/pastoralists conflicts in Nigeria will not end
Tension in Imo over attacks by unidentified gunmen – report
By Chidi Nkwopara – Owerri Palpable fear and confusion have enveloped residents of Imo State, following the unabating reign of terror visited on them by yet to be identified gunmen.
REPORT: SHORTAGE OF TEACHERS: Kogi schools turn to PTA for help
By Boluwaji Obahopo, Lokoja A shortage of teachers harms students, teachers and the public education system as a whole. It hampers students’ ability to learn, reduces teachers’ productivity, and consumes
