Category : Editorial

      DEFECTIONS IN A SEASON OF HARDSHIP: WHY NIGERIA’S POLITICAL TSUNAMI IS NOT WHAT IT SEEMS   At first glance, the mass and

      In recent decades, Nigeria has witnessed an extraordinary proliferation of organisations devoted to the cause of the girl child. Their banners flutter

  By Samuel Marshall In Nigeria today, the courtroom has become an unexpected extension of the political battlefield. From television studios to social media platforms,

    The recent declaration of emergency rule in Rivers State and its subsequent lifting has brought to the fore the deep-seated divisions and power

    The recent standoff between the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) and Dangote Petroleum Refinery has brought the nation’s

  As The Newswriter Newspaper, we have been closely following the developments in Rivers State, and the return of Governor Siminalayi Fubara to the Government

    Historically, the upper echelons of monarchy – where emperors and kings reigned – were often driven by insatiable appetites for power, wealth, and

    As Nigeria ventures into the intricacies of economic reform under the stewardship of President Bola Tinubu, it becomes crucial to critically evaluate the

    A well-traveled Nigerian may come to perceive his or her fellow citizens as being physically and mentally inferior to other, more prosperous cultures

PRIVATIZATION: A BREACH OF CONFIDENCE REPOSED ON THE GOVERNMENT Governments must deliver essential services, including healthcare, education, infrastructure, and social welfare, to their citizens. However,