The OAL Arbitration Policy Centre has urged the Federal Government to accelerate the implementation of the National Policy on Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), 2024, saying key components of the policy are yet to be fully operationalised. In a letter dated September 22,
By: Dr James Bwala Sharp partisan divisions often shape public opinion about Nigeria’s political leadership. At home, critics of the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shettima frequently present the government as disconnected from the realities of ordinary Nigerians. They point to inflation, insecurity, unemployment and the rising cost
…Hunan showcase opens fresh push for youth exchanges, creative jobs, tourism Nigeria and China are seeking to move their expanding bilateral relationship beyond government agreements and economic cooperation, using culture, tourism and the creative economy as new channels for connecting their people and opening opportunities for young Nigerians. The emerging cultural
….Vows No Shield for Culprits ….Audi assures presidential panel of full cooperation, says officers in protective custody The Commandant-General of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Prof. Ahmed Audi, has assured the families of detainees who died in the Corps’ custody in Niger State that no officer found culpable in the incident will […]
….Satellite firm challenges bid-rigging claims, says BPP rules guided multi-billion-naira procurement The Nigerian Communications Satellite Limited (NIGCOMSAT) has thrown out allegations of manipulation in the procurement of the NIGCOMSAT-2A and NIGCOMSAT-2B satellites, declaring that the multi-billion-naira exercise was subjected to uniform technical, financial,
A coalition of Nigerian civil society organisations, farmers’ and pastoralist groups, and youth, women, environmental and animal-welfare organisations has demanded full disclosure of the Federal Government’s proposed $2.5 billion investment deal with global meat company, JBS, warning that decisions being taken behind closed doors could reshape Nigeria’s land, water and








