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Health

Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors

Resident doctors set for nationwide strike April 7

The planned action will commence at 12 a.m. Tuesday, and will involve members from federal, state, and private institutions.

Education

PenCom officials

PenCom opens pension plan for students, infants

The National Pension Commission says its Personal Pension Plan is now open to students and infants, encouraging Nigerians to begin retirement planning early.

Agriculture

Oyetola seeks regional cooperation, investment in fisheries

Blue economy minister Adegboyega Oyetola has called for stronger regional cooperation and increased investment in the fisheries sector across West and Central Africa.

OPINION

Amupitan and the ruse of law

Beneath the ruse of law, a malevolent design lurks in plain sight.

Implications of Court of Appeal ruling on Nigeria’s maritime jurisdiction

It reinforces a legal trend that prevents state governments from extending regulatory reach into federally controlled sectors under the guise of revenue generation.

Temitope Ajayi: Middle-East Crisis: How Tinubu’s policy of naira-for-crude guarantees supply security in Nigeria

President Bola Tinubu demonstrated foresight in July 2024, when he approved the use of the naira as the payment currency for crude oil supplied by the NNPC to the Dangote Refinery.

Azu Ishiekwene: Adelabu’s power lines as laundry lines

Adelabu, like many of his predecessors, is running the power ministry in 2026 with the 1950 operational manual of the Electricity Corporation of Nigeria.

Isime Esene’s Vive Africa charts a path for Nigerian students amid visa chaos

In the education space, as in the media, Vive Africa’s approach centres on narratives grounded in data, insight, and audience behaviour rather than assumptions.

Electricity crisis and the rest of us

There is something more troubling about us, about how we have come to accommodate this abnormality as though it were inevitable.