Wednesday Column

Drug abuse in Nigeria as national emergency

WEDNESDAY COLUMN BY USSIJU MEDANER info@medaner.com | justme4justice@yahoo.com Nigeria stands at a critical crossroads in its fight against drug abuse and its cascading consequences including crime,...

Why Nigeria’s Electricity crisis is not about new laws or reforms

Guest Columnist By Monica Maduekwe The 2023 Electricity Act, which empowers states to develop their own electricity markets, is a welcome step. But the absence of...

ECOWAS: Halting A Drift Towards Disintegration and Looming Civil War in Guinea-Bissau

Guest Columnist By Paul Ejime More than 50 years after its formation, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) ought to be in a celebratory...

AFCON 2025: When administration failed the beautiful game

WEDNESDAY COLUMN BY USSIJU MEDANER info@medaner.com, justme4justice@yahoo.com The Africa Cup of Nations has never been just a football tournament. It is Africa’s most powerful sporting expression,...

Oil corruption debate: Why Nigeria must defend its refinery revolution

WEDNESDAY COLUMN by USSIJU MEDANER info@medaner.com, justme4justice@yahoo.com The terrible story of Nigeria’s oil and gas industry cannot be overstated. It is a story that should...

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