That Attack on NYSC Member and Vigilantes’ Excess By Egiganya Jo-Madugu How long will Nigerian women remain treated as punching bags, degraded and disregarded under the guise of “the weaker sex”? For a gender that ought to be protected, women continue to face oppression and suppression...

The news that the Federal Government is reviewing Nigeria’s revenue allocation formula with the intention of increasing the share of states has been received with excitement across the country.

Still on Nigeria’s National Identity Crisis By Hanniel Noboh In the modern world, a national identity card is more than a piece of plastic—it is proof of citizenship, a foundation for security, and a cornerstone for economic and social planning. In Nigeria, it has taken on...

On Nigeria’s Counter-Terrorism Gains By Khadijah Lawan Muhammad Blueprint’s July 16, 2025 editorial, “The Military’s Counter-Terrorism Breakthrough,” rightly acknowledges the remarkable progress of our Armed Forces against terrorism and insurgency. Nigeria has reclaimed territories, reopened supply routes, and neutralized high-value targets. For these achievements, our troops...

For decades, importers and exporters have lamented the long queues, endless paperwork and the frustrating delays at our ports.

Still on Loans for Corps Members By Bilkisu Ahmed Shekarau The Nation’s editorial of August 22, 2025, titled “Loan for Corps Members” rightly drew attention to the Federal Government’s new policy aimed at supporting Nigerian youths during their National Youth Service. However, it is important to...