As Nigeria’s digital economy grows into a continental force, the country stands at a crossroads, caught between rapid innovation and a rising wave of cybercrime that threatens its digital future. Home to fintech unicorns like […]
Yobe’s 2023 election upset was not a rejection of the APC it was a cry for inclusion. The road to reclaiming the state runs through Yobe South. A Political Wake-Up Call In the 2023 general […]
A couple of years ago, I was instrumental in helping a younger colleague retain his sight. He needed two different eye surgeries and money was tight for him. The expatriate doctor he had consulted and […]
The choice to marry someone younger, especially across a different generation, can often bring fresh ideas and new experiences for the couple, despite the age gap, often spanning ten years or more. A man or […]
Nigerians may be hard-pressed but military takeover of power must be left out of their options, writes MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE Dateline: April 22, 1990; Lagos, Nigeria. It was a Sunday. I left my house in […]
The recent press statement issued by the All-Progressives Congress (APC), titled “APC Should Learn from History – A Sordid Display of Editorial Bias”, reads more like a reflexive political outburst than a reasoned response. It […]
Monday, October 20, 2025, was the fifth anniversary of the #EndSARS protest that claimed scores of lives and humongous public and private assets. In my column of October 28, 2020, I had observed that “The […]
Citizenship is more than a legal status. It is a covenant between the individual and the state, a badge of belonging, which is perhaps most visibly represented by the national passport. The passport is therefore […]
The recent violent disruption of political gatherings in states brings to mind another tumultuous period of political violence as the 2027 electoral climate gathers momentum. Although ours is a country not unfamiliar with the brutish […]
The social media was alive last week with the news that one Adebayo Ogunlesi has described Nigeria as an ‘exciting’ investment destination and by implication, tacitly endorsed Tinubu’s economic reforms. ‘Nigeria is now an exciting […]
It was once said that when two kings meet, the earth trembles. Today, when two Yoruba monarchs clash, it is not the earth that shakes, but the very foundation of our cultural heritage. And the […]
Before, during, and after every election cycle in Nigeria, the role of the chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission has remained shrouded in ambiguity. He does not emerge from the will of the people […]
Uche Nnaji is Nigeria’s minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, appointed by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. He is currently in the eye of the storm over his claims to have graduated from the University of […]
Nigeria’s tribe of pseudo-socialists and Marxists, who hardly understand the demands of economics, appear to be behind their trade union ideological kinsmen who are fighting Dangote Refinery, possibly on behalf of petroleum product marketers who […]
Lagos has never lacked ambition. It is referred to as the Centre of Excellence and, with over 20 million residents, remains the heartbeat of Nigeria’s economy. But Lagos also carries a paradox: dazzling private ambition […]
Prelude to the resumption of the 10th National Assembly from their mid-year recess, the ongoing amendment of the 1999 Constitution is expected to be a top priority, as stated by the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio […]
There are three problems that the All Progressive Congress government, since 2015, has promised to resolve, and everything in Nigeria seems to conspire against the President achieving greatness in each: the economy, insecurity, and corruption. […]
Fuel scarcity in Nigeria is no mere inconvenience; it is a national ritual of dread. For the average Nigerian, the words “fuel strike” summon images of serpentine queues, swollen prices, and the paralysis of daily […]
A colleague of mine, who lives in a community off the popular Lagos-Ibadan Expressway in Ogun State, once described himself as his own local government chairman. Since I know that he is not a politician […]
The Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal and Tax Reforms, Taiwo Oyedele, with the bitter face like Dr Spock, the half-human, half-Vulcan of the Star Trek movie, is something of a bearer of bad […]
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