When character meets responsibility: Professor Amupitan, President Tinubu and the Osun test
By Dr. Olukayode Ajulo SAN, OON There are moments in public life when one must pause, not because silence is…
Mirage or measurement? Putting Nigeria’s stock market to the dollar test
I read an essay titled:'"Tinubu's Fake Economic Theory and The Stock Market:Why His Booming Economic Claim Is Delusion of Grandeur."…
Nigeria is killing her future
Recently, I watched a woman complain bitterly because an Oyo State Road Traffic Management Authority (OYRTMA) official had stopped an…
A case for local nutrition solidarity in Nigeria
WHEN U.S. funding to World Food Programme-supported nutrition clinics dried up in 2025, communities began finding local ways to sustain…
The consequences of distorting the Abuja master plan
ABUJA was not designed to become another sprawling African metropolis where concrete competes endlessly with nature for space. From its…
Adeleke family: Politics of unity, lessons from Osun election
IN Yoruba folklore and in our Nollywood classics, few family stories resonate as deeply as that of the proverbial Koleoso…
Governor Adeleke, win the history
AGAIN, congratulations to Governor Ademola Adeleke. By winning a second term, he has secured a place among the most loved…
A response to Suyi Ayodele’s reading of the Ekiti election
THERE is a difference between reporting an election and interpreting it through personal feelings, assumptions and political preferences.
Unpacking Saraki/PDP’s ‘feel good’ analysis
By Suleiman Ibrahim Much of what we read these days on Kwara politics are mostly ‘feel good analyses, authored out…
From megawatts to prosperity: Rural electrification in the age of AI
By Abba Aliyu A shift is taking place in the global economy. For much of the past decade, discussions about…
Adeleke: From electoral victory to enduring Osun legacy
By Henry Ogunjobi GOVERNOR Ademola Jackson Nurudeen Adeleke deserves warm congratulations on his re-election as Governor of Osun State despite…
When criminals change the SIM, what happens to the trail?
Only recently, in May 2026, 39 schoolchildren and six teachers were abducted in Oyo State. They spent 56 days in…
World Energy Council: Why Nigeria’s membership matters
NIGERIA’S return to the World Energy Council (WEC) is as significant as the formal announcement of the constitution of a…
Strategic underwriting of the life of Mr. O. A Omosehin @59
TODAY, with a heart full of gratitude, I join the entire insurance community, colleagues, friends,and the beautiful family of Mr.…
The N8 billion question: The truth behind the LPDC Gadzama decision that the headlines have not told
By: Kachi E. Agwu A closer look at the Benue judgment, competing retainerships, the N8 billion consent judgment and the professional…
Investing in reform as tonic for deepening post-2027 federal bureaucracy capability
In this piece, I am interested in distilling the consequences, in economic and governance terms, of what investing in public…
Let your passion pay your pension
“Success is not merely about the qualifications we acquire; it is about how those qualifications enable us to serve, inspire,…
Globacom at 23: How indigenous imagination changed Nigeria’s digital destiny
There are companies that participate in history, and there are companies that alter its trajectory. At 23, Globacom belongs unmistakably…
Why theatre still matters in Nigeria’s digital age
In an era where Netflix, YouTube, TikTok and other streaming and social media platforms have transformed the way people consume…
Adedeji: Revenue Drive Key to Building a Stronger, More Stable Economy
The Executive Chairman of the Nigerian Revenue Service (NRS), Dr Zacch Adedeji, has said Nigeria’s revenue drive should be seen…
