From farm to fortune: The hidden gold in Nigeria’s agro-commodity market
For decades, oil dominated Nigeria's economy. In 2026, a quiet revolution is happening in warehouses, markets, and farms across the…
Tinubu: Once the north moves, it moves as a bloc
One thing about the Muslim north or what some people call the core north in Nigerian politics is that you’ll…
A father’s greatest legacy Is the leader he raises
There is something profoundly beautiful about a father who can occupy the highest office in the land and still find…
Nigeria’s Quest for Economic Growth at 66: Learning lessons from East Asia and sustaining reform
By Terhemba Wuam As Nigeria marks her 66th independence anniversary on 1 October 2026 and prepares for another circle of…
When climate change reaches the lungs
By Rita Oluwasaanufunmi Some people experience climate change through headlines, while others experience it directly through their lungs. For millions…
From 960k to OPEC target of 1.5m and above: The security breakthrough behind Nigeria’s production rebound
By: ONOGWU Muhammed For years, the beating heart of Nigeria’s economy was sustained by a vast, subterranean network of steel…
Questions raised by the Flydubai attack
In October 2010, British Airways captain Robert Brown killed his estranged wife, Joanna Simpson. The following day, he was scheduled…
Reimagining Africa in the globally disorderly order
By Professor Adelaja Odutola Odukoya Beyond Africa’s glorious historical achievements, which resonate in great civilizational imprints, its historical trajectory has…
Is Arewa ready for the Nigeria that’s coming?
Something deeply unsettling is unfolding across Northern Nigeria. Every Northerner, regardless of political party, ethnicity, religion, or state, must confront…
Between humanity and the African State
The thoughts of Nigeria elicits the acrid observation of Susan Williams that tackling the complex, compelling and often disturbing narratives…
Omosehin: NAICOM’s recapitalisation that puts policyholders first
By: Abua Hunde For years, Nigeria’s insurance industry has occupied an uncomfortable position in the national economy. Its importance has…
NNPCL: Leadership honour and Ojulari’s outstanding reforms
By: Thomas Agagu In the life of any institution, recognition means little when it is detached from results. But when…
The audacity of connectivity: Globacom and the hero products that carry possibility
By Hamza Arab Kabiru Connectivity is one of civilisation’s great invisible miracles. We see the conversation but not the signal;…
Aáwé Day 2026: When will our annual homecoming begin to build our home?
There is something deeply moving about watching a hometown come alive when its sons and daughters return. For a few…
Oluyede: When a good man leads the armed forces
By: Sunday Johnson “The true test of a man’s character is what he does when no one is watching.” This…
Enters the new Balogun of Oyo Kingdom
It was the radiance of kings last Saturday at the palace of the Alaafin of Oyo as His Imperial Majesty,…
Amupitan and the new credibility of Nigeria’s electoral process
For more than two decades, Nigerians have gone to the polls with one simple expectation: that their votes will determine…
OB3 completion as NNPC Limited opens new chapter for Nigeria’s gas economy
By: ONOGWU Muhammed Nigeria has spoken of gas as the fuel that will power its industrial future, for decades. The…
CDS Oluyede and the welfare of Nigerian troops
By: Bongos Oche When President Bola Ahmed Tinubu appointed General Olufemi Oluyede as Chief of Defence Staff on October 24,…
Taiwo Oyedele and his midas touch on financial transparency
By: Charles Obeli There is a difference between occupying a public office and making an institution work. The real test…
