I have been within the Church system for close to three decades, serving in leadership in different capacities. I have also had my share of church hurt. Some experiences were so difficult that I once […]
Did power expose or corrupt Bayo Onanuga? This is the question that haunts the spectacle of a man who once stood before military dictators with ink-stained fingers and an unbowed head, now standing in the […]
I have not written a word about his death until now. Not a post, not a comment, not even a prayer under a stranger’s tribute. Silence was the only response that felt honest. I am […]
Nigerian billionaire and businessman Wale Babalakin is preparing to open Lagos’ Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal Two (MMA2) to regional flights across Africa, following the resolution of a nearly 20-year dispute with the Federal Government. Babalakin, […]
US elections are coming up, and I’m reading a lot of people saying some pretty dumb shit. Here’s a quick summary for anyone who’s interested: • In the last 50 years, only Bush in 2002 […]
It is with deep anger and total condemnation that we received the news of the proposed taxes and levies on the construction of boreholes in private houses in Lagos State. A government that has failed […]
Ahead of Nigeria’s general elections in January and February 2027, Africa Confidential warns that “turnout in the elections is likely to be even lower than the average 26.7% four years ago. Nigerian voters are among […]
In Nigeria, election seasons often follow a familiar script. Politicians and their representatives move from palace to palace, church to church, and mosque to mosque, seeking blessings, endorsements, and symbolic approval. The meetings are usually […]
(Published in the Nigerian Tribune on Monday 26 October, 2026). Where is Peter Obi? Someone asked that question last Friday. Why, he wondered, had he been somewhat quiet lately? He even missed a town hall […]
MANY Nigerians may not know it, but one of the issues at the root of our current economic hardship is that certain denominations of our currency have become utterly worthless. For the younger generation who […]
Nigeria must rise to the challenge of containing the newly imported Ebola virus disease before it becomes another national health emergency. The confirmation of an imported case in Abuja on October 20, 2026, recalls the […]
The passing of renowned politician, journalist, historian, diplomat and member of The Guardian Editorial Board, Ambassador Patrick Dele Cole, in London on October 17, 2026, at the age of 86, added to the list of […]
The Federal Government’s plan to establish six world-class medical simulation centres nationwide is a welcome development that will boost healthcare delivery. Simulation centres are vital to modern medical education, giving doctors, nurses, and other health […]
The nation’s economy is still at a troubling point, with diesel, the lifeblood of industrial activity, crossing the N2,000 per litre mark recently amid epileptic and expensive electricity supply. If something serious is not done […]
Mental illness is a medical condition which is treatable The opposition of the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, to the move to decriminalise attempted suicide is quite unfortunate. Although the Senate passed the Suicide Prevention Bill […]
There should be public education on the dangers of scooping petrol Vehicles parked along the road, food items and other valuables estimated at hundreds of millions of naira, were destroyed last Thursday following a petrol […]
Security agencies should go after the criminals In two separate incidents, the Kwara State Police Commissioner, Adekimi Ojo, last week confirmed the arrest of four suspects over missing human parts. In the first incident, two […]
Patrick Cole, journalist, administrator and diplomat, dies at 86 The recent passing of Dr. Patrick Dele Cole at 86 deserves to be memorialised as a significant life of accomplishments and impact on many fronts. Cole […]
In the run-up to the 2011 presidential election, political tension in Nigeria was intense. President Olusegun Obasanjo had done eight full years in office, and power had gone to the north in 2007. The zoning […]
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