WAITING for an African Pope” by my brother, Azu Ishiekwene, made an interesting reading. Azu’s immense fecundity, as usual, his flawless prose, and free-flowing minting and weaving of words will always be a delight anyday. […]
Nigeria’s persistent electricity crisis remains one of the most significant barriers to national development, with ripple effects across all sectors of the economy. Despite numerous reforms, policies and investments over decades, the dream of reliable […]
His Holiness, Pope Leo XIV—the first American‑born pontiff in the Catholic Church’s 2,000‑year history— was inaugurated on Sunday, May 18, 2025, in St Peter’s Square, the worldwide headquarters of the Church. In his homily, the […]
IN a matter of days, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu will be two years old in Aso Rock as the President and Commander-In-Chief of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Since his assumption of power, the former […]
THERE are two deeply troubling video clips currently trending on social media on the recent primary elections conducted by the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in Lagos State for the forthcoming local government polls in […]
IBRAHIM Traore is the latest sensation on the African continent. For many young—and not so young—people on social media, he has become the figurehead of a new pan-Africanism that is suspicious of Western interest and […]
FOR the average Nigerian, or what some others may refer to as the commoner, economic development or progress is measured by the prices of foodstuffs in the market vis-à-vis their financial resources. Hence, food inflation […]
If people in government truly grasp the enormity of the task at hand, they ought to be having sleepless nights dealing with real issues: worsening insecurity, excruciating living costs and a disenchanted citizenry. Instead, they […]
While states in the country may have different stories to tell about the profiles of their infrastructure developments, they certainly share common tales of suffering, tears and sorrow with regards to the frequent tragedies on […]
‘Consist’ and ‘comprise’ are two commonly used words that describe what something is made of. Because they are synonyms, they are often confused especially in terms of the grammatical habits of each. This is apart […]
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) released the results of the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) a few days after the Computer-Based Test (CBT) was written across the country. The results indicate that […]
Today is yet another World Press Freedom Day 2025. The organic theme for this year is ‘Time to put AI on the social agenda’. On this World Press Freedom Day 2025, the International Federation of […]
The philosophy behind the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) is a call to action for a more equitable, sustainable and prosperous future for all, encompassing economic, social and environment dimensions… leaving no one behind… E. Cerin […]
I have followed the gale of defections by governors, commissioners and ranking politicians in parts of the country, particularly recent ones in Delta State. According to reports, the likeable governor of Akwa Ibom State who […]
The ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, is in a celebratory mood as more politicians defect, depleting the ranks of the rival Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. In what was like a tsunami in Delta State, Governor […]
Nigeria’s electricity sector is bedeviled by governance and accountability issues. More than a decade after it was supposedly privatised and primed to prosperfor operators and consumers, it hasn’t. Despite bailout sums by government, the Central […]
Last Friday, I noted that some religionists rejected what was written in their holy book about the payment of one-tenth of their income. Yet the same people eagerly accused Pastor E.A. Adeboye of the Redeemed […]
I would like to seize this opportunity to thank readers who have not forgotten that I am April-born. Thank you so much for all your birthday wishes and gifts. It feels so great to be […]
Perhaps the most telling moment in the National Broadcasting Commission’s ban of rapper Eedris Abdulkareem’s track, “Tell Your Papa” is its acknowledgement that the song was already trending on social media. If they knew that […]
As Nigerians from all regions continue to debate the unleashing of Fulani terrorism on the nation, the true picture of the situation is that what we currently have on our hands may truly be a […]
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