There are indications that the Federal Government and Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) would resume negotiation today in Abuja over hike in the price of petrol and electricity tariff.

Last week, two national labour movements (NLC, TUC), after joint deliberations with unnamed civil society organisations, released a communiqué in which the labour movements ...

In life, rules and guidelines dictate action, direct motion. They tell people what to do and how to do them. When such codes are lacking, chaos rules the day, leading to confusion, a state of affairs that is antithetical to progress.

Nigeria is broke. Pure and simple. That is all the brusque explanation this government owes the people. And Nigerians must try and understand this hard fact, so that next time there...

This write-up is prompted by The Guardian’s excellent editorial comment of May 11, 2016 titled “Saudi Arabia’s plans, lesson for Nigeria.” That editorial comment ...

A human rights group, the Committee for Democracy and Rights of the People (CDRP) has condemned the new price regime announced by the junior Minister of Petroleum, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu ...

There are indications that the Federal Government will abandon its price modulation policy this week and embrace deregulation.