NGO Bill: Another Disturbing Evidence of Closing Spaces in Nigeria, By Victoria Ohaeri
The NGO Bill is an unnecessary distraction and should be thrown out.
The NGO Bill is an unnecessary distraction and should be thrown out.
...industry watchdogs like Spaces for Change remain cautiously optimistic, and hope that the removal of subsidy will eventually lead to ...
...hurriedly introducing a grazing bill designed to take over communal lands, without thoroughly and conclusively investigating the killings, and without ...
One important lesson to learn from recent events is that the official policies and programmatic measures deployed to address the ...
There are ample reasons to believe that the exclusion of the PHC Fund from the new PIGIF bill draws red ...
In Nigeria, the relationship between gender equality and economic growth may have to be explored further. Nevertheless, from 2011 to ...
...government efforts will be more popular if reform is designed so that it can credibly state that: i) women, among ...
The fourth reason is the most pungent, particularly because of its extreme hypocritical underpinnings.
Nigerians are yet to start seeing the impact of the reforms in the energy sector. A large percentage of the ...
I think it is useful to consider whether the sudden amalgamation of three critical public sectors is necessary or even ...