2027: Between ‘Urban Bandits’ and ‘Political IDPs’
As Nigeria inches towards the defining moment of the 2027 general elections, one thing is clear: the battlefield is already…
Sola Abegunde’s obsession with Gov Makinde
By: Gbenga Akanni During the coronation of Oba Adebayo Adegbola as the new Eleruwa of Eruwa at the Eruwa Township…
How Arab monarchies enable Western aggression against defiant leaders
For decades, the specter of a Third World War loomed large in my mind, fueled by youthful readings of Nostradamus's…
Gombe 2027 and Inuwa Yahaya’s search for successor
By: Abdulrahman Musa AS Governor Muhammad Inuwa Yahaya of Gombe State is about to wind down his second tenure in…
Land Use Act and impact on Nigeria’s economic devt
By: Olude. M. Abiola LAND is the space that encompasses the surface of the earth and all things that are…
With Zacch Adedeji’s FIRS, revenue keeps looking up
“THE Gross Statutory Revenue of N2.094 trillion received for the month was higher than the sum of N2.084 trillion received…
Adebayo: Legacy of democracy’s giant
By Jani Ibrahim NIGERIA mourns the passing of Chief Cornelius Olatunji Adebayo, a distinguished statesman and democracy champion who died…
Hashim at 56: A life of activism, politics, service
At 56 , life goes on for the activist, politician, businessman and philantropist, who has served society through many humane…
Natasha vs Akpabio: Let the court decide
By: Ken Harries IN every democracy, the rule of law remains the fulcrum on which justice, accountability, and civil order…
Tiv killings: Political camouflage and disguise
The history of the Middle belt is replete with numerous and uncontrollable instances of callous and insensitive domination and repressive…
Is education not beginning to look like a scam in Nigeria?
By: Chidimma. F. Odili IMAGINE spending four years or more in university, attending lectures, hundreds of thousands spent (if not…
How Tinubu’s foreign policy benefits the common man
By: Ademola Oshodi SINCE assuming office in May 2023, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has redefined Nigeria’s foreign policy, not as…
Why Femi Gbajabiamila is Lagos future
By Albert Nwoye Although I am Igbo from Anambra, born and bred in Lagos, I believe I should have as…
Sanwo-Olu @ 60: Lessons in humility and loyalty
By Gboyega Akosile Many qualities define a leader, whether in politics or in the corporate world but integrity, humility and…
How Aliyu is re-writing Sokoto’s history
By Musa Nafada Governor Ahmed Aliyu Sokoto has embarked on an ambitious mission to rewrite the state’s governance narrative through…
Critical interventions in Nigerian tertiary education
By Adagher Tersoo WHEN Arch. Sunday Echono was appointed Executive Secretary of the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) on March…
NASS, midterm and the task ahead
Friday, June 13, marked the midterm of the 10th National Assembly, our country’s foremost parliamentary institution with far-reaching consequential powers.…
The case for merit in appointing VCs in Nigerian varsities
By Bimpe Omoyiwola THE university is a crucial part of the higher education system with the primary purpose of teaching,…
2027: Will Shina Peller Stage a Comeback?
Muiz Olasubomi As Nigeria gears up for the pivotal 2027 general elections, the political landscape is vibrant with aspirations and…
The way forward for Sahel states
By: Bamigboye Abiodun IN recent years, the Sahel region of West Africa, stretching from Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger to…
