To the citizens and communities caught in this, however, we owe acknowledgement and solidarity. This is the beginning.
There are a few countries where lawyers and courts are as gifted in twisting judicial pronouncements as those in Nigeria.
Under Adedeji, the Nigeria Revenue Service is undergoing reforms aimed at making it more efficient, more transparent and more responsive.
The recent resolution at the United Nations General Assembly, championed by Ghana, declaring the Transatlantic Slave Trade as “the gravest crime against humanity”, has been praised by Africans as
Oyo State is a pacesetter and cannot afford to lower its guard on robust accident and traffic management measures.
The role of Governor Caleb Mutfwang in this theatre of sorrow raises difficult questions of its own.
Beneath the ruse of law, a malevolent design lurks in plain sight.
It reinforces a legal trend that prevents state governments from extending regulatory reach into federally controlled sectors under the guise of revenue generation.
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.
Adelabu, like many of his predecessors, is running the power ministry in 2026 with the 1950 operational manual of the Electricity Corporation of Nigeria.
