Nigeria’s malnourished children
A very grim but accurate picture of Nigeria’s food security crisis was presented last week by the United Nations Children’s…
The legacy of Professor Toyin Falola and the silences in Botswana-North West Province (South Africa) scholarship
By Christian John Makgala, University of Botswana (Special Talk given at a private reception to celebrate the conferment of the…
Primate Ayodele and Bayo Adelabu’s campaign group: stating the facts right!
The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele had revealed in a video that the Minister of Power,…
Gov Adeleke: Light of faith in service of Osun State
By: Hezekiah. O. Bamiji IN April 2017, when the sudden demise of the first civilian Governor of Osun State, Late…
Japa nation and the limits of escape
Each morning, the queue at Calais grows longer: rows of nylon tents, guarded passports, and brittle hopes. The Nigerian impulse…
AI for monitoring, reducing greenhouse gases: Lessons for Nigeria
By Omabuwa Mene-Ejegi Climate change has evolved into an urgent global emergency, with rising temperatures and extreme weather events threatening…
Alaafin Owoade: History beckons
I was going to write this piece last week. As I started writing, it became clear that this had to…
Sexual exploitation of children: A clarion call for action
The alarming surge in the sexual exploitation and overexposure of children and preteens to explicit content is a crisis that…
Nigeria oil and gas reform commendable, but execution still the missing link
Adejumo Kabir The oil and gas sector in Nigeria has, over the years, been plagued by weak management, lack of…
Gov Ahmad Aliyu Sokoto and national unity
By: Karen Ibrahim Nigeria has not made much progress in terms of national unity in 65 years of what many…
Dr. Oluwakemi Adenuga: A beacon of medical excellence where precision meets compassion
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), Universal Health Coverage (UHC) ensures that everyone has access to quality health services…
In the end, politics of survival may not guarantee survival
In Nigeria’s political evolution, perhaps no strategy has been abused more than the “politics of survival”. This is the desperate,…
Painful exit of a political icon
ON the 27th of January, 2025, the Nigerian political landscape suffered a devastating blow with the tragic and untimely death…


