How Atiku’s AUN is impacting Northern Nigeria
By Margee Ensign I have had the challenge and privilege of leading universities on three continents: Africa, North America and…
Edo’s next security milestone
WHEN Governor Monday Okpebholo appeared before a parade of suspected kidnappers and cultists at the Edo State Police Command Headquarters…
Why the centre-states’ partnership and alignment matter
TWENTY-SEVEN years into unbroken democracy, Nigeria’s federal structure remains our best tool for managing diversity and delivering development. But federalism…
Powering people, Transforming Nigeria: How REA is driving electricity access
ELECTRICITY. It is one conversation that instantly commands the attention of a Nigerian. No doubt, it is a very critical…
Loyalty, vigilance, and verity
I have long highlighted the role of intelligence gathering in our national security architecture in several forums. It is as…
NPSA, the ideology for Nigeria and political science praxis
THE trajectory of democratic governance in Nigeria, from 1999 to date, calls for continuous reflective engagements from all quarters, not…
FESTAC ‘77: The cultural legacy many young Nigerians have forgotten
By Temitope Okediya Ask many young Nigerians what FESTAC means today and the answer will likely be simple, a popular…
Makinde’s presidential bid: Fayose’s vitriol and the panic of political mercenaries
By Dare Adeleke Not many Nigerians were surprised when Governor Seyi Makinde declared his intention to run for the presidency…
June 12 dividends versus Nigeria’s lived reality
THIRTY-THREE years after Nigerians voted in what is widely regarded as the freest election in their country’s history, the question…
Chimaroke Nnamani: Progenitor of Ebeano, vindicated at 66
SENATOR Chimaroke Nnamani, former Governor of Enugu State, stands tall as one of the most intriguing, visionary, and intellectually gifted…
KYC: Panacea for protecting real estate investments in Nigeria
THE recent demolition of a three-bedroom bungalow at Lako Community along Aiyegun-Anaye Road, Ibadan, allegedly used as a kidnappers’ hideout,…
Why most Nigerians are strangers on their own land
By Ibrahim Sangodoyin AS Nigeria moves toward a projected population of 400 million by 2050, we are planning for a…
Digital identity for sale: Nigerians’ digital identity sold for the equivalent of a dollar
I never thought my personal data could be up for sale to the lowest bidder until I saw how easy…
Tinuboom is coming: Early returns are beginning to show
PRESIDENT Bola Ahmed Tinubu promised reform at the start of his administration. Those reforms were necessary, but they have placed…
Why Africa must invest in clean energy for rural communities
AS Africa contends with the dual challenges of poverty alleviation and climate resilience, the continent finds itself at a decisive…
The Airport Revolution: How Olubunmi Kuku is rewriting FAAN’s story
When Olubunmi Kuku took over as Managing Director of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, she stepped into an institution…
Oyo must not become another Chibok
By Joel Maina THE recent editorial article, “The Oyo Terror Attack,” published in the Nigerian Tribune of June 1, 2026,…
Albatross of insecurity around Nigeria’s neck
ON a misty morning at a remote farming community in Benue State, Nigeria, the earth lay silent beneath a veil…
Nitin Sandesara’s six million barrels for India
As speculation swirls around the future of the Strait of Hormuz, India's energy planners are once again confronting a familiar…
Oshiomhole’s generalisation and damage to Nigeria’s image
SENATOR Adams Oshiomhole is one of Nigeria’s most recognisable political figures. As a former labour leader, governor, national party chairman…
