The death of Obafemi Awolowo on 9 May 1987 has long been presented as a simple medical event. The official narrative states that the sage of Ikenne died after suffering complications from a stroke at […]
For weeks now, the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has been embroiled in a leadership crisis that, on the surface, appears to be a routine internal dispute. With a (former) Deputy National Chairman, Nafiu Bala Gombe […]
There was a time – not too long ago – when being “comfortable” in Nigeria did not require a miracle. A steady job, modest planning, and a disciplined lifestyle could secure a decent life: rent […]
Nigerians shouldn’t gloss over some lessons from President Tinubu’s condolence gesture on the Plateau the other day, writes Monday Philips Ekpe Many details of last Palm Sunday’s massacre in Angwa Rukuba inside Jos metropolis are […]
Paul Mumeh writes about ex-Senate President, Senator David Mark, a man widely regarded as a public servant defined by discipline, purpose, and enduring accomplishments – an enduring symbol of leadership – whose imprint on Nigeria’s […]
Remi Adefulu writes that the Chairman of the Senate committee on Appropriations, Olamilekan Adeola, a ranking Senator from Ogun West, has all the potentials including political experience to emerge as next governor of Ogun state […]
These days, some of the new bragging rights in Nigeria is: “I have solar now.” “Just install solar.” I understand it, I really do. Solar has helped a lot of us escape the madness of […]
In recent years, a troubling cultural distortion has quietly taken root within segments of the Igbo diaspora, both within Nigeria and abroad. The practice of self-styled individuals assuming or being conferred the title of “Eze […]
As Africa approached the turn of the Millennium, the leaders of the continent were well on the way to reaching a consensus that “democracy, good governance, respect for human and peoples’ rights and the rule […]
There comes a time in the life of a people when they must confront unsavoury truths about their own existence and ask themselves whether what they call a country actually really exists beyond and is […]
Sir: Nigeria today faces a troubling economic paradox. Prices rise quickly when economic conditions worsen, yet they rarely decline when those conditions improve. This phenomenon—experienced daily by millions of Nigerians has quietly evolved into one […]
With the glaring side effects of the war in the Middle East on the economy of many countries, including Nigeria, it has become necessary for the Nigerian government at the federal and state levels to […]
These days, some of the new bragging rights in Nigeria is: “I have solar now.” “Just install solar.” I understand it, I really do. Solar has helped a lot of us escape the madness of […]
Undoubtedly, Nigeria had a beautiful outing on the world stage this week during President Tinubu’s two-day state visit to the UK. He arrived Tuesday evening and left Thursday afternoon, after participating in three major events, […]
There was no sign of excitement on Christiana Ebonyi’s face on her wedding day in 2015. At just 16, she was being married off to a man nearly three times her age. For her family, […]
This is another time for me to speak to the powers that be, specifically to the elites in northern Nigeria who don’t appear to understand the times in the country and indeed the world today. […]
Rival factions within the African Democratic Congress (ADC) have escalated their leadership crisis to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), with the Nafiu Bala-led camp making a fresh push to take control of the party. […]
Moshood Jimoh, Lagos commissioner of police, says he will not hesitate to dissolve the state task force — the police unit that enforces environmental and traffic laws — if there is clear evidence of human […]
Many men will never admit it publicly, but deep inside they stopped trusting their wives years ago. Something broke along the way:- betrayal, resentment, neglect, constant conflict, or simply years of feeling unappreciated. Yet they […]
Countries are taking various measures to cushion the effects of fuel price hikes on citizens. Here are some examples: • Subsidies and Price Controls: Countries like Algeria, Egypt, and Libya are maintaining subsidies to keep […]
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