The federal government has issued Petroleum Prospecting Licences (PPL) for 87 marginal oil fields in 23 years, the Minister of State Petroleum Resources Timipre Sylva, has...
Sri Lanka, formerly called Ceylon, has become the new poster child of a sovereign debt default. Until Russia technically fell into the same mess (although for...
The European Union (EU) is looking into strengthening its trade relations with Nigeria through exploring further partnership opportunities to ramp up the €28bn (N12.2trn) trade volume...
The Minister of Sports, Sunday Dare, yesterday hosted players and officials of the national U-17 boys, Golden Eaglets to a reception in Abuja following their recent...
Friday, 17th June 2022, was this year’s World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought. It is a United Nations (UN) event that promotes awareness about the...
Over the past six years, Nigeria has gone into recession twice, the most recent being the COVID-induced shock in 2020 when the economy shrank 6.1 per...
The term “informal economy” covers a vast array of circumstances and events throughout the country. In contrast, working in the informal economy (IE) is frequently based...
The genesis of organised politics in Nigeria is steeped in and the direct result of press agitation. At every stage in the evolution of the Nigerian...
The Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC) has said that vote-buying, violence and the use of state resources by public office holders for campaigns and other political party...
Senator Adamu Mohammed Bulkachuwa, (APC, Bauchi North), has opened up on why he did not secure a return ticket to the Senate. Bulkachuwa made this known...