By AISHA AGBEREBI  Should the federal government allow states to police themselves? It is one of the oldest arguments in Nigeria’s constitutional history and one of the most urgent. At its simplest, state policing is territorial policing: a model common in federal systems, in which state governments raise, fund, and direct their own officers, separate from a […] The post The establishment of State Police is overdue  appeared first on Vanguard News.

THE First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu’s recent charge to Nigerian women to embrace productivity — by engaging in businesses like akara, kulikuli, and corn roasting — is not trivial. It is appropriate, practical, and deeply patriotic. We mock what is small until we see what it becomes. Today, many of Nigeria’s biggest eateries and food […] The post Akara, kulikuli: The First Lady is right… appeared first on Tribune Online.

The barbaric lynching to death of a young female teacher, Islamic preacher, and mother of four, Ummulkhair Usman Aliyu, in Kaduna penultimate week, over allegations of child kidnapping should jolt the North to action, wake it from its slumber, and set the internet on fire. None of these happened. This only added impetus to the […]

The market capitalisation rose by N653 billion, or 0.45 per cent, to N147.217 trillion from N146.564 trillion recorded on Monday.

WITH Brent crude prices decline by 4.44% to $71.92pb on easing supply concerns over Strait of Hormuz, Nigeria’s high oil production is cushioning the effects on economy. The oil production surge is linked to sucessful operations by the Tantita Security Services Nigeria Ltd (TSSNL), which for years achieved peace and stability in the Niger Delta […] The post Falling oil prices: Taming effects on revenue with pipeline surveillance appeared first on Tribune Online.