By Omidiji Olamilekan Qayum The Nigerian federal legislative arm currently operates on two chambers- the upper chamber, which comprises senators and the lower chamber, regarded as […]
By Omidiji Olamilekan and Lilian Efobi Freedom of information refers to citizens’ right to access public records or information. It is a constitutional entrenchment that gives […]
Nigeria’s poor socio-economic performance, human rights abuses, widespread poverty, insecurity, and corruption have not been unnoticed. Little wonder why the recent Global Governance Index ranked Nigeria […]
Despite their economic and geostrategic significance, oil-producing communities in Nigeria often suffer from lack of development and other environmental challenges. 13% of the federal allocation was […]
 Nigeria currently faces an array of security challenges, from Boko Haram attacks to banditry and kidnapping. These security threats have witnessed an incredible surge in recent […]
Considering the enormous human and material resources at the government’s disposal since independence in 1960, with the seemingly minimal growth of the nation’s economic, social and […]
Internally Generated Revenue for State governments refers to revenues that are derived within the state from various sources such as taxes (pay as you earn, direct […]
The economic development and sustainability of states in Nigeria depend on the ability of such states to generate revenue internally to supplement the revenue allocation from […]