The effects of climate change are now at everyone’s doorstep, whether they are aware of it or not. Many reports have shown that climate change is significantly impacting Nigeria’s environment, economy, and public health. These impacts are generally driven by increased temperatures, unpredictable rainfall patterns,...

Nigeria boasts one of the largest cattle populations in Africa, ranking among the top on the continent. There are over 20 million cattle, primarily concentrated in the northern regions, including states such as Adamawa, Borno, Kaduna, and Kano.The new Minister of Livestock Development, Idi...

In just 24 hours, Nigeria’s national grid collapsed twice, marking the seventh collapse over the past year. These disruptions are not new; they reflect longstanding issues within Nigeria’s power sector, driven by inadequate infrastructure, maintenance challenges, vandalism, and systemic corruption. The persistence of national...

Today, Nigerians and the Nigerian government are alarmed by the food crisis the country is facing. According to the Cadre Harmonisé report, over 31.8 million Nigerians are suffering from acute food insecurity. Reflecting back, how did Nigeria manage to avoid a food crisis during the...

1. 2006: N220bn 2. 2007: N236bn 3. 2008: N360bn 4. 2009: N198bn 5. 2010: N416bn 6. 2011: N1.90trn 7. 2012: N690bn 8. 2013: N495bn 9. 2014: N482bn 10. 2015: N317bn 11. 2016: N99bn 12. 2017: N142bn 13. 2018: N722bn 14. 2019: N578bn 15. 2020: N134bn 16. 2021: N1.16trn 17. 2022: N2.91trn 18. 2023: N5.10trn 19. 2024: N4.21trn*Note: 2024 is as at July*<Agora...

Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri’s development strategy is both integrated and focused. Each project is carried through to completion and designed to enhance the effectiveness of others.Some critics have raised concerns that the Fintiri government has fallen short in the water supply and distribution sector,...