Cardoso: A Public Official in the Eye of the Storm By Bashir Jalal In the peculiar context of Nigerian public space, there are three categories of critics. The first is that of people who offer constructive engagements and are not bogged by any pecuniary, regional, or...

Governor AA: The Roadmaster in Kwara! By Yushau A. Shuaib Before anyone critiques my choice of words, let me clarify what I mean by "Roadmaster." This term can refer to various roles—from the official responsible for maintaining railroads to a public overseer of road repairs and...

Yahaya Bello And EFCC Arrest Saga: EFCC At Its Lowest Ebb In The Chekered History Of The Commission By Barr. Haruna Usman Ab initio, the Law establishing the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), the EFCC Act also empowers the Commission to cause an arrest of...

Dangote Refinery Can't Solve All Our Energy Crises By Rabi Ummi Umar Nigerians have had their fair share of suffering. Rising food prices, increased transportation costs, erratic electricity tariffs, and the recent, ridiculous increment in petrol prices and its scarcity have affected everyone. With inflation currently standing...

When Nigeria Customs' Performance Excites NSA Ribadu By Abdulsalam Mahmud Comptroller General of Nigeria Customs, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, has been receiving widespread commendations for his transformative leadership at the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS). In just over a year since assuming office, Adeniyi has successfully altered the...

CREDICORP: A Nexus of Credit, Dreams, and Empowerment By Fredrick Nwabufo Every Nigerian citizen deserves a decent standard of living. And for a better life, the gulf between opportunity and access must be bridged. The Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation (CREDICORP) is the link between opportunity and...