By: Oluwaseun M. Lawal Picture the year’s end: beaches swept, bins overflowing, a quiet cough in the clinic. Then a receipt you never saw—$80 billion in public cash nudging industry to make more brand‑new plastic. That’s what Eunomia, with the Quaker UN Office and support from Minderoo Foundation, found. We fund the start of the…
By: Oluwaseun M. Lawal The clip raced across timelines—Comfort Emmanson dragged off a plane in Lagos, clothes slipping, dignity slipping too. Simi saw it and winced. She says the airport staffer who filmed and uploaded the unedited video—no blur, no care—should be sanctioned. Privacy matters. Professionalism, too. Yes, Ibom Air says she refused to switch…
By: Oluwaseun M. Lawal Walking out of the Villa on Tuesday, Charles Soludo looked upbeat. Said the President was in good spirits. He’s backing Bola Tinubu. Simple. It’s not just politics, honestly. It’s personal too. They’ve known each other for 22 years and counting—so, you don’t just ditch a friend. And he’s not APC, but…
By: Oluwaseun Lawal The World Health Organization is sounding the alarm. They want Israel to let more medical supplies into Gaza—fast. The health crisis there? It’s getting worse by the day. On Tuesday, WHO’s man on the ground, Rik Peeperkorn, didn’t mince words. “We keep hearing about more aid coming in, but honestly, it’s not…
Monday morning in Yelwata. It’s not quiet. Not at all. People are angry. Scared, too. They’ve had enough. Three more lives lost. Just like that. Another attack. This time, the residents aren’t just mourning. They’re out on the highway, blocking cars, trucks—anything that moves. They even brought the bodies. Laid them out for everyone to…
It’s crunch time for thousands of civil servants. The Federal Civil Service Commission isn’t playing around. Missed the 2021 verification? You’ve got one more shot. But if you skip it again, you might be out of a job. For real. The numbers are big. 3,598 workers. That’s a lot of people. Ministries everywhere—Agriculture, Defence, Education,…
