THE NATIONAL AGENCY FOR FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION AND CONTROL (NAFDAC)
By Daniel Adeoye
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) is one of Nigeria’s most important regulatory agencies under the Federal Ministry of Health,
WHEN POLITICS BECOMES RELIGION: NIGERIA'S TOLERANCE CRISIS
By Rokeeb Aderohunmu
We have a huge problem in this country, and if we are honest with ourselves, it did not start in Aso Rock or the National Assembly. It started in our homes, in our WhatsApp groups,
THE INDEPENDENT CORRUPT PRACTICES AND OTHER RELATED OFFENSE COMMISSIONS (ICPC)
By: Adedokun Praise.
The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offense Commissions was established on 19th September, 2000 during the regime of the then President Olusegun Obasanjo.
BEYOND THE KHAKI: CAN NYSC NEW REFORMS PRESERVE ITS CIVIC SOUL?
By Samuel Ayinde
For over five decades, the National Youth Service Corps has occupied a strange dual identity in Nigerian public life: half rite of passage, half instrument of state policy. Established in 1973,
As the Osun State Governorship Election began this morning at 8:30 am and officially ends at 2:30 pm. We enjoin Voters, Electoral officials and Adhoc personnels, Security personnels, and Contestants to carry out their function peacefully.
STATE GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION AND UNEVEN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA.
By Mubarak Adeoti
Nigeria’s federal system of government is incomplete without referencing the state government administration as an important tier of government
THE MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT
By Ibrahim Ayandare
For millions of Nigerians, employment is more than a source of income. It is a means of survival, dignity, independence and participation in society.
NIGERIA'S FLAWED ELECTORAL DEMOCRACY AND ITS GROWING THREATS. IV
By: Lateef Abiade
Steven Levitsky & Daniel Ziblatt, authors of How Democracies Die: What History Reveals About Our Future, devote one chapter to the theme of "Subverting Democracy."
The Federal Ministry Of Environment.
By: Adedokun Praise D.
The Federal Ministry of Environment, under current leadership of Balarabe Abbas Lawal, was created in 1999 with a mandate to address environmental issues and to ensure the effective coordination…
NIGERIA'S FLAWED ELECTORAL DEMOCRACY AND ITS GROWING THREATS. III
By: Lateef Abiade
"To better understand how elected autocrats subtly undermine institutions, it's helpful to imagine a soccer game.
‘AKARA’ AND THE NIGERIAN ECONOMY: BEYOND THE POLITICS OF SURVIVAL
By Rokeeb Aderohunmu
The debate sparked by Nigeria's First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, over her remarks encouraging women to consider businesses such as akara,
MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE.
By: Lateef Abiade.
Undoubtedly, agriculture remains the bedrock of human survival. History records that since the Neolithic Revolution, food production has become increasingly systematic and productive on a scale once thought impossible.
TALES OF THE NIGERIAN STATE: POTENTIAL DEARTH CRISIS AND “THE OLODO UPRISING”
By Ibrahim Ayandare
When the Nigerian rapper Oludemilade Martin Alejo (Ycee) spoke about an “Olodo Uprising,” referencing “Peller culture”,
THE MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS, INNOVATION AND DIGITAL ECONOMY
BY; Aderohunmu Abdulrokeeb
The Federal Ministry of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy was created in 2011. Formerly known as The Federal Ministry of Communications Technology,
TRUE DEVOLUTION AS THE ULTIMATE TOOL FOR QUALITY GOVERNANCE
By Toluwalope Ifedayo
The state has been described by different scholars from different schools of thoughts, as the highest possible good, the ultimate force of cohesion, an instrument of coercion,
THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE
By Toluwalope Ifedayo
The Federal Ministry of Justice was created on the 1st of October, 1960, the same day the country gained independence from Britain. The ministry serves as the legal arm of the Federal Government of Nigeria. The 1999 constitution,
AN ASSESSMENT OF THE STATE POLICE BILL
By Daniel Adeoye
The Nigerian security architecture and status has been in a weak and poor state over that last decade. The rise in the nature and frequency of kidnapping, banditry and terrorism makes the country less safe day by day.
GUARDIANS OF THE HOMELAND: THE NIGERIAN MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
By: Ibrahim Ayandare
When discussing Nigeria’s national security, public attention frequently lands on the Armed Forces fighting insurgency on the frontlines. Yet, the foundational architecture of our daily safety,
NIGERIA'S FLAWED ELECTORAL DEMOCRACY AND ITS GROWING THREATS II.
By: Lateef Abiade
"Democracies do have written rules (constitutions) and referees (the courts). But, these work best and survive longest in countries where written constitutions
PUBLIC GOOD AND THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH
By: Daniel Adeoye
The government exists primarily to protect the welfare of its citizens, and one of the most fundamental aspects of that responsibility is ensuring public health.