Addressing Insecurity in Nigeria
The problem of insecurity in Nigeria has evolved from being a troubling, catastrophic occurrence within the nation to becoming a…
Simi, women and dangerous habit of judging men by association
TODAY in Nigeria, simply being a man increasingly feels like standing on trial. The controversy around Simi has brought that…
The theatre of anti-corruption
IT’S disturbing how corruption thrives in this country. Even more disturbing is the levity with which we treat the fight…
Obasanjo’s relentless service have significantly shaped Nigeria’s global standings – Osifeso
The Aare Atunluse of Awori Kingdom and Chairman, Mapcotec Nigeria Limited, Aare (Surveyor) Dr. Segun Osifeso, has described former President…
Ensuring food security in Nigeria
By Daniel A. Olalere FOOD is so essential to human existence that without it, the life of a human being…
Why e-transmission dust must settle before 2027
NIGERIA is once again arguing about whether election results should be transmitted electronically from polling units in real time. At…
Security partnerships and the Sahel lesson for Nigeria
By: Lanre Olagunju At dusk in central Mali, the soundscape has changed. Along stretches of the Niger River, villagers say…
From Skeptics to Advocates: Students Rally for GMO Awareness
A new generation of Nigerian scientists is stepping forward to defend biotechnology — and they are calling for a nationwide…
Life Camp Deserves a 24-Hour Pharmacy; H-Medix is a Blessing to This Community
In recent days, a conversation has emerged regarding the location of H-Medix Pharmacy within the NNPC filling station premises in…
The blatant cheating in the pools industry in Oyo State
THE pools industry in Nigeria has many faces. The chief stakeholders, the government, does not even know how to handle…
Pastor Okonkwo and the conversation around tattoos
By Odunayo Siyanbola IN recent times, conversations about faith and personal expression have become more visible, especially when church leaders…
Biodun Jeyifo: What is left when the Left left us?
THE past few weeks have been dedicated to the news of the demise of elder intellectual and scholar, the late…
Nigeria’s Electoral Act 2026: What really changed and what didn’t
By Akindeji Aromaye On February 18, 2026, President Bola Tinubu signed the Electoral Bill 2026 into law. This has been…
Akpoti-Uduaghan Distributes Digital Devices to Schools in Kogi Central
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, who represents Kogi Central in the National Assembly, has distributed digital learning devices to selected schools in…
Kano actress: Welcome the take-off of cultural revolution
By Jide Oguntoye It could actually have started from Yoruba land as it were; the despicable act of open show…
Prof Tomori: Crusader against infectious diseases at 80
By Simeon Cadmus AT 80 years, Professor Oyewale Tomori stands as a towering symbol of scientific excellence, courage, and unwavering…
Nigeria’s textile mills need urgent reawakening
By Oladeni Mojisola A country’s soul can be glimpsed in the humming of its factories and measured rhythm of its…
Cities without plans: The governance cost of informality
By Oyetunde Maryalice Ajayi ACROSS the developing nations of the world, a silent urban revolution is taking place, not on…
Jesse Jackson: Nigeria needs movements, not moments
IF Nigeria is serious about reform, it must study not only who the late Right Reverend Jesse Jackson was, but…
Adaora Umeoji: A new standard of leadership at Zenith Bank?
By: Arinze Anapugars Being the managing director of Zenith Bank is not, as the cliché goes, a tea party or…
