A coalition of civil society organizations has expressed concerns about a recent attempt to misinform the Nigerian public and sow unwarranted doubts about the government's operations. The group, acting under the aegis of the Network of Advocacy for Positive Impact Initiative, spoke through their Executive Secretary, Comrade Williams Bassey, while addressing the press in his office in Abuja. Comrade Williams, flanked by the Executive Secretary of the Niger Delta Movement and the Arewa Youths Forum, vehemently opposes any narrative that seeks to undermine confidence in government institutions, arguing that any such thing must be examined carefully and responsibly to ensure that public discourse remains factual, balanced, and in the overall interest of the nation. Speaking further, the coalition agreed that public allegations that question the integrity or operations of national institutions should not be allowed to degenerate into claims that could erode public trust and confid...
Though critics are quick to point to negligence and underperformance on the part of the Ministry of Power and the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) officials, a thorough study has revealed the drastic steps the Tinubu-led administration has been taking to halt the drift through extraordinary innovations and investments in new infrastructure and system improvements . Stories by Ejike Emmanuel and Ambrose Isele reporting from Abuja and Lagos. Grid collapse are often greeted with uproar and especially these days as the heat closes in on already depressed Nigerians; when that happens and this is the first in this year 2026, as reported, the resultant action by aggrieved Nigerians is not to study why this is so; instead, the tendency is to haul insults at whoever is in charge and some go as far as calling for their head! If the truth be told, no nation will tolerate disruptions of such magnitude, and that is exactly why Nigerians are frustrated against the backdr...